Re: Can anyone ID these flowers? **OT**

-- Margie

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I was wrong, sorry. Let me fire up the ole brain cells and I'll come up with it.

-- Margie

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<They are a hibiscus relative.... Is it an annual or perennial?Look sorta like the Rose of Sharon (a perennial) have, but different leaves (ofcourse, mine has been hit by a combo of giant whiteflies and drought). Anotherpossibility is okra (an annual), or, less likely, bitter melon (usually hasyellow flowers).

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I think they're called "black-eyed Susans", I'll c>

NO NO - Black eyed susans look like a daisy shaped flower - with deep yellow petals and a deep brown center.

Tink's flowers are common Mallow (family relationship - to hibiscus family) Cheryl of DRAGON BEADS Flameworked beads and glass

You're right, Cheryl. They're very common in wild flower mixes for Tink's and my zones. The name might be desert rose mallow.

-- Margie

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How tall is the plant and how large is the flower? That might be helpful. It sure is pretty. The foliage looks like a poppy's. Diana

I can't identify them, but I LOVE your garden. Looks so peaceful.

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from snipped-for-privacy@aol.combuybeads (BeckiBead) :

]Oh my dear God. When do you find time to garden? When?

personally, i'm hoping she hires a gardener!

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