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#216336 Jun 16th, 2008 at 07:26 AM
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Hello :wink:

Does anyone here know what flowers these are?

http://picasaweb.google.com/Hafizah287/FlowersNeedingIdentification

Photo 14 and 15 are the same plant. Photo #14 showing a close up of the flowers, while #15 are the fruits and leaves.

Photo 16 -- I have no idea what flower this is.


Thanks in advance! flwr

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#12 maybe balsam


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1 -
2 - Blood lily
3 -
4 -
5 -
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7 -
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11 - plumeria?
12 - balsam impatiens
13 - rose?
14 - birdsfoot trefoil
15 - birdsfoot trefoil in seed
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what does the leaves look like on number one? the bloom looks a bit like some kind of begonia, maybe.


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Hmmm.. I'm not sure if #2 is Blood lily because it grows on trees. Those are its leaves in the photo.

Thanks for the help though. :wink:

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Yes, that's right! #14 and 15 are Birdsfoot trefoil. Thanks you! flwr

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Yea, it could be Begonia. Some have suggested the same too.. But unfortunately I didn't include the leaves in the photo.. Didn't occur to me at that time that it would help in identification. But what appears at the base of the photo are the leaves. From what I can remember, the leaves are really broad, somewhat irregular in shape, and were somewhat greenish red in color. Does that help? why Hope it does..


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