Apr 15, 2025
Echium sabulicola (syn. Echium confusum, Echium maritimum)
15-APR-2025
Melbourne, Vic
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Echium sabulicola (syn. Echium confusum, Echium maritimum)
15-APR-2025
Melbourne, Vic
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「Green Alkanet」 Forget-Me-Not I, Nature (Set 3) V　@ East/Andrews Park―Southampton, Hampshire, UK.　Canon EOS 1200D.　April 2015.
「Great Forget-Me-Not」 Forget-Me-Not II, Nature (Set 3) XVII　@ The Rock Garden in East/Andrews Park―Southampton, Hampshire, UK.　Canon EOS 1200D.　April 2015.
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I believe these flowers are green alkanets (Pentaglottis sempervirens), which are in the forget-me-not family (Boraginaceae). I thought they were forget-me-nots at first, but forget-me-nots are yellow, not white, in the middle. I don’t know why they’re called “green”; their flowers aren’t green, and I suppose their leaves and stems are green, but you could say the same about any other plant...