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| What would you name this? |
So what would you call our new flower this week? You might know it's actual name or if you don't or even if you do, what would you name it if you were the first to see this flower? Or would you even know it was a flower?
Last Week's Flower
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| Purple Phacelia |
| Wild Geranium |
Name the Flower
So now you can name the flower and have a new entry in my Name the Flower Contest. I'm picking three winners on April 19, 2015 and those winners will get their choice of one of my books and a grab bag book of another Christian author. Not big prizes but sometimes the fun is in playing the game.
Hoping you had a happy and blessed Easter weekend. I can't wait to see what imaginative name some of you will surely come up with for the name of this post's unusual looking flower.


I am not sure I would know this one was a flower. The first name that came to mind was Nutty Buddy!
ReplyDeleteInteresting name, Melanie. But isn't there a candy bar of some kind with a name sort of like that? Thanks for naming that flower!
DeleteI have no idea what that could be so here goes a made up version, Coral Pinecone:-)
ReplyDeleteCoral pinecone is a nice name, Kate. It definitely resembles a pine cone. Thanks for your flower name. :)
DeleteI have no idea what that could be so here goes a made up version, Coral Pinecone:-)
ReplyDeleteDon't know what it is but looks like a underwater fern!Shelia Hall sheliarha64(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by with a comment, Shelia. It is a very unusual looking flower. I'll reveal the name and see if I can find out more about it to post on Sunday.
DeleteWow! How about a pomegranate fern? Thanks Ann!
ReplyDeleteRobin in NC rw620 at aol dot com
Nice suggestion for a name, Robin. I can see the pomegranate resemblance. Thanks for playing my name the flower game.
DeleteA variation of aloe vera? I know that's a wild guess :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great guess, Loretta. Not what the flower book says, however. Thanks for playing my name the flower game.
DeleteIt looks almost like a kind of seaweed or lichen. I obviously do not know.
ReplyDeletemarypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com
It does look something like that, doesn't it, Mary? A very interesting flower. In fact when I found it and took the picture, I wasn't sure it was a flower. But then I consulted my trusty flower book and there it was.
DeleteBark weed or wood hip weed. Sm wileygreen1(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteGood names, Sharon. Not sure if you're coming up with real flower names or thinking up names for the new flower. Guess I'll have look your names up to see.
DeleteTHIRD TRY TO GET THIS POSTED....PLEASE. :) Squawroot: Conopholis Americana.
ReplyDeleteSorry you have such a hard time commenting here. I saw your comment on FB, so I'll enter you in the drawing. You're the only one I had comment anywhere that knew the name of squawroot. Way to go, Patricia.
DeleteAnn- This one I haven't a clue on so when i go back and look i will be surprised as it looks so cactus like Thank you for all the flowers
ReplyDeleteIt is a very unusual flower, Peggy. I hope you read all about it in the next post. Squawroot. An interesting plant.
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