Daily flower discoveries from Flower Bumbles with Pegi.
Hibiscus Botanical Identity: Hibiscus — Hibiscus rosa-sinensis. Known for its large, showy blooms. Field Journal Entry: The vivid orange hue of this hibiscus stood out so boldly, it was impossible not to stop. Its wide petals seemed to catch the sunlight just right, showing off a playful mix of colors at the center. It’s always…
Daylily Botanical Identity: Daylily — Hemerocallis. The daylily is known for its trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom for just one day. Field Journal Entry: The deep burgundy of this daylily was striking against the bright green backdrop today. Its vibrant yellow throat added a nice contrast, making it worth a closer look. King James Verse: “Consider…
Pansy Botanical Identity: Pansy — Viola tricolor var. hortensis. Known for their heart-shaped petals. Field Journal Entry: The deep rich color of this pansy caught my attention against its leafy backdrop. I love how the petals blend from a vivid magenta to white. It’s quite the cheerful sight. King James Verse: “Consider the lilies of…
Dahlia Botanical Identity: Dahlia — Dahlia pinnata. Known for its distinctive layered petals. Field Journal Entry: Today, I saw a vibrant dahlia with such striking orange and yellow hues mingling across its petals. It was right there, sharing space with a marigold and a petunia, a burst of warmth among the greens. King James Verse:…
Columbine Botanical Identity: Columbine — Aquilegia vulgaris. These plants have distinct spurred petals that curl back gracefully, giving a nod to their unique shape. Field Journal Entry: The columbine’s petals twist gracefully into elegant spurs. I noticed how its purple hues seem to contrast with the greenery around it, creating a lovely combination. The way…
Tasmanian Blueberry Botanical Identity: Tasmanian Blueberry — Vaccinium tasmanicum. This plant is known for its small, white flowers and dark green leaves. Field Journal Entry: The tiny flowers of the Tasmanian Blueberry are a lovely sight up close. They seem so delicate against the robust green leaves. It’s interesting how such a small flower can…
Rose Botanical Identity: Rose — Rosa. The soft pink petals form a lovely layered bloom. Field Journal Entry: Today, this pink rose caught my eye. The way its petals gently unfold is such a simple sight, yet it feels quite special. A few tight buds are waiting their turn, promising more beauty to come. King…
Iris Botanical Identity: Iris — Iris germanica. Irises are known for their distinctive sword-like leaves. Field Journal Entry: The half-opened bud looked like it was ready to burst into a vibrant purple bloom. The gentle curves of the petals made it seem like it was taking a slow, graceful bow. King James Verse: “The flowers…
Butterfly Bush Botanical Identity: Butterfly Bush — Buddleja davidii. Known for its long, cone-shaped clusters of tiny flowers. Field Journal Entry: This morning, I came across a vibrant Butterfly Bush with rich purple blooms. A little skipper was busy fluttering around, seemingly enjoying the morning sun. The tiny flowers clustered closely together made for such…
Knock Out Rose Botanical Identity: Knock Out Rose — Rosa ‘Radrazz’. Known for its vibrant, bright pink to red blooms. Field Journal Entry: The petals of today’s rose seemed to have their own little freckles. I hadn’t noticed such a delightful patterning before, adding a bit of character to the bloom. King James Verse: “Consider…