here are a couple more flowers that I photographed at the Marjorie
McNeely Conservatory in St Paul.
This first is a type of freesia. Freesia is a genus of 14 to 16 plants native to Africa. I am not certain which species of freesia it is but freesia
corymbosa is a crossbreed of freesia
refracta and freesia
leichtlinii which is commonly cultivated and flowers in either pink or yellow.
This next flower is a hybridized lily named butter pixie. It is an upright
Asiatic type of lily that is desired for its large upright yellow flowers.
This first is a type of freesia. Freesia is a genus of 14 to 16 plants native to Africa. I am not certain which species of freesia it is but freesia corymbosa is a crossbreed of freesia refracta and freesia leichtlinii which is commonly cultivated and flowers in either pink or yellow.
This next flower is a hybridized lily named butter pixie. It is an upright Asiatic type of lily that is desired for its large upright yellow flowers.
7 comments:
They both are beautiful flowers with beautiful colors. I love the smell of Freesia. Helen
Lovely golden treats fpr today.
I love the flowers...and then I spotted the deer in your Calender Pics..She is beautiful.
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Very nice photos of the flowers.
beautiful vibrant yellow flowers. wow
Hi Ecobirder
Lovley yellow flowers!
Thanks for posting!
Luiz
Beautiful and informative. Thanks for sharing.
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