Ok, all you plant lovers! Time to play “What Is It?“
I saw this flower while walking Cody over at the high school. It was small, close to the ground, in an area full of goldenrod and other wildflowers. However, I think it might be a rogue garden flower from the property next to where we were walking.
At first I thought it might be a lady slipper, but it’s too white.
Anyone know what it is?
While you ponder, I’ll take a quick break:
‘Cause, you know, I see all the angles:
I may or may not post on Friday as I have places to be at particular times. Of course, if a perfect photo opportunity comes up, I’ll let everyone know. On account of I’m so considerate that way.
“Talk” to you again soon.
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What ever it is, it’s very elegant and pretty
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I agree. It didn’t look like it really belonged there.
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It looks like it is sweet pea. grows on a hardy vine and this is actually the wild version of it. Garden colours are usually much brighter.
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Ah. I looked up sweet pea, and I believe you’re right. Thank you!
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Judging from the shape of the base of the flower – it’s definitely in the pea family.
(Plus, I glimpsed your answer, above – and I completely agree: Sweet Pea!)
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Yep. I’m going with sweet pea.
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I think it’s a rougish Properticus.
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Oh, I’ll have to look that one up. I’m sure I’ll find it in Wikipedia.
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Though the color is a bit muted… sweet pea?
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Yes, I believe it is sweet pea.
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“Pretty plant” it’s like “Birdie bird” which is what I call every bird I don’t recognize.
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Sounds about right.
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For me, if it’s not a robin, cardinal or blue jay, I call them all chickadees. 😳
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As good as any.
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That works, too.
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I know nothing about plants, but it is pretty, so sweet pea immediately came to mind (and that was before I read the comments) as I remember having a small flower bed of them under the front window as a child.
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Most people seem to think it’s a sweet pea, so I’m going with that.
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I don’t know the names but I sure appreciate the beauty. I’m glad others have already come up with the tag sweat pea for this short burst of joy, CM!
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Thanks, Mark. That little plant was all by itself. I’m sure it was originally part of someone’s garden.
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