These lovely, dainty flowers were growing along side a path at the Oregon Zoo. Sorry don't know their name.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Today's Flowers Post
These lovely, dainty flowers were growing along side a path at the Oregon Zoo. Sorry don't know their name.
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It is a seedum or the leaves look like it. Very showy this time of year.
I have my flower up at Canon Pixels. I hope you can see it if you have the time.
Wild flower always beautiful indeed.
Lovely, all that pink. I see Abraham Lincoln thinks it's a sedum; the leaves give one a clue, and they do look a bit sedum-like.
Hi, so much beauty in front of the name is the least important. I thank you for sharing.
hugs, Denise
Ha! I dont know their name, but they were in the bouquet my mother gave me last week. They last longer than the other flowers, they are really fresh after a week, and they go together extremely well with many other colours and flowers!
They are GREAT!
Thanks for posting!
:)
Have a nice week!
Ah, yes, they are on my last post too!
Seem to be real autumn flowers!
Here's my mother's bouquet where they really dominate the whole thing! Have a nice week and thanks for your visit!
http://mknoche.blogspot.com/2008/09/todays-flowers.html
I'm with Abe on the name. Very nice shots of a pretty flower!
Nice shot! They look delicate!
Darlene: Definetly a Sedum with a red bloom, mine are a little more purple and there are hundereds of different types. Look it up on Google some day.
In the Philippines we call it "Katakataka," which means "wonder" or "puzzling," something to that effect because there are roots in the leaves! =)
My flower for today is posted here. Please take a look if you have time. Have a great week ahead!
They are very sweet. What a wonderful color!
Very pretty pink flowers, and nice photos.
They are SEDUM flowers..
Sedum is the large stonecrop genus of the Crassulaceae, representing about 400 species of leaf succulents, found throughout the northern hemisphere.
Lovely pictures..I have the sedum in my garden as well and bees & other insects love them too.
-Cheers Gisela
They are lovely-looking. Lovely photos.
Paz
Looks like a sedum. Very pretty. I love the color of these.
yes! great shot...lovely and beautiful, my favorite color pink...love it!!!
by the way, thanks for telling me the name of my flower..hyacinths..God bless you always..
Beautiful! I think I have seen some blue ones recently. Come and see my first entry. . .
Paulie/PERBS
Sedum it is. Mine is just like it and I almost posted it today as well.
Yours is beautiful!
The flowers are called sedum. See my blog: http://readerwil.blogspot.com.
Very pretty!
Beautiful! Love how you capture them too:) My first time to join with this Meme! I hope you can drop by! Mine is here. Happy TF!~
Such a lovely collection--of sedum. I can't get enough of their soft pink color this year either.
Red WIl has the same flowers, he said they are sedum or stonecrap...and true, the roots grow on the leaves right? They are good as cough medication...
beautiful flowers
Just a short return visit -- thanks for stopping by. I have the exact same camera you do -- an Olympus C-700 digital camera. I want to get a new one with more pixels but I want an Olympus and the one I saw and liked has only 5 zoom instead of 10 like ours. . . so thinking about it. I sure have enjoyed it the last almost 6 years.
Again, thanks for stopping by and yes we are close since I am just across the river. Ü
They're the funniest flowers. If you zoom way up close, you'll see that they look very much like cow udders. :-)
Thanks for your visit! You see: we have the same flowers! Funny that the sedum is doing so well this year. I cannot remember that it was blooming so exuberantly last year! Have a nice week!
Lovely pink color and host of miniature blossoms. Lovely shot.
http://wanderingwonderinggypsy.blogspot.com/
Autumn Joy, a type of Sedum. Great photograph of it.
So sweet, like a bouquet!
Yes, leedra is right... Autumn Joy from the Sedum Family. Here in PA, it's nickname is 'live forever'! I never knew about roots growing in it's leaves, guess that explains why a piece broken off, will grow anywhere! (Hence, the name 'live forever'??) B;-)
How very beautiful.
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