Wild flowers have been allowed to grow unmolested by the lawnmower at Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston and this morning there were more types than I ever remember seeing there. A nice patch of these pink beauties, perhaps some kind of mallow, caught my eye.
A single bloom off on its own shows delicate pink shades.
The ground was dry and after scanning for snakes, ants and other creatures I got down on the ground for a few images
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Hi Ellen.. just love these and I suspected they’re a gorgeous flower that we inherited a few of in a previous garden.. pink evening primrose. I’d love to see them in a big swathe like this. Here’s a page I found when confirming the id, it shows the flower close-up and it has the same appearance. Oenothera speciosus Rosea. At https://www.highcountrygardens.com/perennial-plants/evening-primrose-oenothera/oenothera-speciosus-rosea
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Liz, I do believe that is it, thank you! It was quite lovely to see this big patch and great that the keepers of the grass here leave them be.
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These are lovely!
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Thank you, David!
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beautiful!
🙆💟🌈
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Thank you, KRC, and thanks for stopping by!
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