Welcome to my Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD). Please feel free to post every day or when you you feel like it. Don’t forget that my FOTD challenge accepts leaves and berries as well as flowers.
Photo taken June 11, 2020.
I would appreciate you continuing to post your entries on my daily post entries. If you need more information here is a link to my FOTD page.
I’ve gathered a list of challenges and their hosts. So if you know a challenge host, please direct them to my blog. Feel free to contact me anytime. I hope everyone will be able to use my lists.
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Cee
Cee's Photo Challenges 
Speedwell, maybe? It’s a perennial, which is the only thing I plant.
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After looking at all the other suggestions I have to agree with Lois. I think it’s a Speedwell.
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I would have to agree Carol 😀
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It’s a bulb too. I’m surprised I never heard of it before. Thanks Lois 😀
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Most welcome, Cee.
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Mountain Lupine? Or, maybe a Dwarf Lupine since it’s so small. (I think Mountain Lupine are typically more like 6″-10″–we have a lot of Mountain Lupine around here.)
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I know it opens like a lupine, but I think it is way to small for that. Thanks for commenting ;D
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Pretty? But I think that is a knickname. Good luck finding its real name. Some version of lupine makes sense.
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Hi Patti, it is pretty. It is actually a speedwell and it is a bulb. I just had never heard of them. Lois who was my first responder nailed it. Thanks for commenting 😀
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Wheat Thins: https://photographyocd.com/2020/06/14/wheat-field/
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It’s a blazing star. I don’t know the technical name for it, but I had one in my garden which then multiplied into several plants.
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Blazing stars I’ve seen (after googling it). This is smaller and thinner than they are. Lois (first responder) was right it is a speedwell. Thanks though. You got a lot closer than I did at guessing.
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If the leaves are thin and spiky on a long stem, it’s a blazing star. Google it for images to see if they match.
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Beautiful flower.
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Thanks Maria 😀
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Hi, Cee, the closest I could find was a foxtail lily; beautiful shot regardless of the name 😃
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The foxtail lilies are gorgeous. I just looked them up. But way to long. They are speedwell. 😀
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It’s impressive whatever it is!
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I so totally agree 😀
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ooh great to see lots of suggestions, did you decide what it was?
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Yep, it is a speedwell. Lois, the first responder, hit the nail on the head. 😀
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☺️
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Fotd https://bruceferguson4.wordpress.com/2020/06/15/thistle/
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I think it is veronica.
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You are correct. Thanks Bruce 😀
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I Think this is speedwell, Cee.
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You are spot on Pastor J. Thanks 😀
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🙂
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Many ‘speedwell’ suggestions! Speedwell or not you definitely ‘didwell’ with the capture! 😂
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Forgot my link – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/06/15/a-rose-for-you/
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LOL. Thanks 😀
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My plant finder app says it is Veronica longifolia, commonly known as garden speedwell
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You got it right. Thanks Pat 😀
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Entry up! https://rjbailey.wordpress.com/2020/06/15/flower-o-the-day-6-15-2020/
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no clue but very pretty! here’s mine for today: https://lolawi.blog/2020/06/15/monarda/
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Not sure but we have them in the alps here..
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It’s common name is speedwell. I can see where it would grow in the alps 😀
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I cheated and read the other comments first, so I know what you all say it is,. I was going to say something entirely different, which I shall keep to myself! It is lovely!
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My guess was some kind of lupine and one person thought it could be one to. I was glad my guess wasn’t that crazy. My other guess was some kind salvia. 😀
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