Sisyrinchium

Jun 14, 2009 12:52


This photo appears as sidebar to a recent post in The Yarn about this wildflower. I thought the blue-eyed grass in my rock garden had finished flowering, but today is a new sunny day, and a fresh ring of flowers opened this morning, so I wasted no time in recording it. The plant has bloomed steadily since I brought it from a garden centre a month ( Read more... )

flora, wildflowers, gardening

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missprune June 14 2009, 17:40:28 UTC
I'm glad you reminded me about the Yarn project. I'm ging to enjoy reading those posts.

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vaneramos June 15 2009, 12:05:57 UTC
I'm glad to have you along!

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progbear June 15 2009, 06:08:27 UTC
Neat! I didn’t know there were species that far east! We have Sisyrinchium bellum here. Quite literally, there’s some growing right outside the window where I’m typing this right now.

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vaneramos June 15 2009, 12:08:16 UTC
Cool! Yes, judging by the vague geographical descriptions in Roger Tory Peterson, there are at least two species native to Ontario, and several more in the east.

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