When we walk through one of our city gardens, we saw plants or flowers with “a strange shape.” What interesting of these flowers?
After searching with Google ID, the flower was identified as a Mexican hat flower. Some interesting appearances that we could observe its leafless stalk, and look like a “peak” of Mexican hat at glance.
The stalk colors could be green (mainly), brown or mix of colors. I believe the change of colors depend on its maturity.
The flower has scientific name Ratibida columnifera. In addition to the Mexican hat flower, its other common names are: long-headed coneflowers and prairie coneflowers.
Then, from internet searching, the native of this flower at least come from three different places:
- North Mexico
- Madagascar
# To be continued to part 2
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Hello!
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting flowers! I haven't seen them before. they look great :)
Greetings from Poland!
Muy original y poco vista esta flor de sombrero mexicano con tallo verde. Confieso que es la primera vez que veo una, y me ha sorprendido el colorido y la composición que muestra. Gracias por todo ello.
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Una flor preciosa, gracias por compartirla. Besote y feliz semana.
ReplyDeleteThe hat flower looks so special
ReplyDeleteMuito interessante esta partilha, minha amiga. Desconhecia esta flor. Muito original.
ReplyDeleteExcelentes dicas.
Votos de uma excelente semana!
Beijinhos.
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Useful information, Thank you for sharing.
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Nunca la había visto.
ReplyDeleteAhora ya sí.
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A Natureza é linda !! :)
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Um paraíso dentro do meu pensamento
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Beijos. Votos de uma excelente semana.
No la conocía. Es preciosa. Gracias por compartir.
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I see ....
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They are very pretty!
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Bellissimi, mai visti da noi...
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful, I've never seen them before.
ReplyDeleteThese are such a unique looking flower. It's almost looks like a small cactus and flower were combined into one!
ReplyDeleteyou are right..... but the plants smaller than cactus...
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They are pretty flowers, I like the colors. Take care, have a great week!
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How exotic! Nothing like these seen in the UK where I am, so I have enjoyed these photos!
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they are attractive for many pollinators as well....
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Never seen before. It`s a beautiful bloom and very interesting to read about.
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I had some of those growing in the past...Michelle
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