I snapped this photo years ago before I started blogging. I was back in Santa Cruz/Boulder Creek California for a visit and took a walk with my friend Linda Levy on the high cliffs above the ocean. Wildflowers were aplenty and I took a number of photos that I stumbled across yesterday. I have no idea what this flower is, but I can tell from a different photo where she had her hand near it that they are rather small. That was a lovely day. Glad I have these flowers to remember it by.
Janet of the Simret Blog recognized this flower as a wild radish and both Martha Kennedy and Cee agreed, as do I, so it is official. Thanks, Janet and all.
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This looks so wonderful
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It looks like a kind of Mallow. https://calscape.org/loc-California/Bush%20Mallow%20(all)/vw-list?view_style=list
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But I’d have to see the plant.
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Could it be a wild radish flower? https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=wild+radish+flower
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I think that’s it, Janet!!
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Cee agrees. Who knew that there are wild radishes?
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I guess if we domesticate something, it had to be wild at some point. 🙂
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Right you are! Thanks so much. It looks so different close up, doesn’t it? Wish there were a larger flower that looked like that.
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Slmret is right. It is a wild radish flower. I just looked it up. It’s gorgeous, 😀
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I can’t believe it that all three of you knew what it was! Thanks for doing my work for me.
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