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Help identifying a flower?
- Around hand sized.
- About six or eight long tapered petals of a dark purple, with gaps in between.
- A yellowish green center.
I saw them growing up a pole on a carport. I asked the owners they said something like 'camallias.' And I've Googled them, but the pictures that came up were large pink and white, fluffy looking flowers.
6 Answers
- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
Definitely not camellias. Sounds more like clematis to me, probably clematis jackmanni. Otherwise could be passionflower or morning glory
- stricklinLv 44 years ago
I would desire to disagree with the guy who suggested that that's a hydrangea - hydrangeas have plenty extra desirable leaves, and are many times the two pink or blue, reckoning on the soil wherein they are planted; i've got risk-free a link to a stable image of hydrangeas decrease than. That being suggested, i do no longer understand what that's - besides the undeniable fact that it seems wholesome, so i'd say basically save doing however you're already doing!
- Anonymous10 years ago
Camellias don't climb. It's probably clematis.
http://www.naturewallpaper.eu/desktopwallpapers/fl...
They also come in pink, white, and red.
- ChristyLv 410 years ago
Here are some images of Clematis. I am pretty sure this is what you are looking for.
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- bayou_babe1111Lv 710 years ago
sounds like clematis to me - see this pic (you may have to copy/paste):
