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Title
I'm Blue Without You
Artist
Kathy Bucari
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Viper�s Bugloss (Echium Vulgare)
Viper�s Bugloss is a showy plant covered with prickly hairs. It grows on walls, old quarries and gravel pits, and is common on calcareous soils. The name Bugloss, which is of Greek origin, signifies an Ox�s Tongue, and was applied to it from the roughness and shape of the leaves.
The stems grow from 2 to 3 feet high and are covered with bristly hairs, as are also the leaves, which are 4 or 5 inches long, lanceolate, sessile, quite entire and rough on both sides. The stem is often spotted with red and sometimes the leaves also. The root-leaves form a tuft nearly 18 inches to 2 feet across. They are petioled. The flowers are in curved spikes, numerous, those of each spike pointing one way and closely wedged together. On their first opening they are bright rose-coloured and turn to a brilliant blue. They are in bloom throughout June and July, and are much visited by bees. The corollas are irregularly tubular and funnel-shaped. A variety is occasionally found with white flowers. The fruit consists of four small nutlets. The roots are biennial and descend to a great depth in the loose soil in which the plant generally grows.
(http://www.botanical.com)
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April 22nd, 2011
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Anola, MB - Canada
This is beautiful Kathy. they have the prettiest little flower hidden in the green don't they. Promoting this beautiful image from the Wildflowers Discussion in Floral Throw Pillows Group - Pinned
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