Yep, today's been one great day to conduct the annual photo documentation of the garden, and (surprise, surprise) especially of the peonies.
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4 comments:
Fina bilder.
Den okända blomman på första sidan är en malva, kanske rosenmalva, Malva alcea.
Hej Jaska,
tack för tipset, det liknar onekligen en rosenmalva. Angående din okända blomma som du bloggade om den 30.6 så tycker jag det liknar en Dr Alexander, kan det vara den?
Är det Dr Alexander som du har i dina bilder? Den är kanska lika med min rosa.
Nej, inga doktorer här utan de två blekrosa i den här posten och på de andra bilderna heter helt enkelt bara "ädelpion" (jalopioni).
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