Photo above - Though Scotch Brooms stand out in the background a soft, purple flowered shrub dominates the left, lower corner of the above photo.
Photos below are of the one purple plant that I'm familiar with: the Lupine.
The photos that follow are of some sweet little purple wildflowers and some flowers that are more of a blue color. Both are very pretty and I've no idea what they are called, I should have written their names down when Camille told me but just like spare batteries for my camera, I did not have pen, pencil or paper on hand.
Beautiful pictures! I'm not good with plant and flower names either. But thanks for reminding me of the Monty Python sketch with Dennis Moore and the lupines. lol
ReplyDeleteAh! I thought those pictures looked familiar. I grew up in the foothills of the mountains in Utah, and the elevation looks to be about the same. Very pretty.
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Hi A. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful colours :)
I think the plants in 11 & 12 could be Campanula, they look bell shaped and as they come in various shapes and sizes it could be poss. I have a few varieties in my garden, love them :)
So glad you were able to get photos of the beautiful scenery, it is so pretty :)
Thanks so much for sharing :) T.
I miss California. I'm not sure how close you are/have been to Monterey, but that was my first duty station while in the military, and I loved Asilomar Beach and driving to Carmel and then on US 1.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery! Wildflowers always fascinated me with their fragile beauty - it's so hard to resist bringing some home but they never survive for a long time, so I have learned to not pick any :)
ReplyDeleteI like that you're loving the scenery on your drive. I saw some flowers this Spring that I took pictures of, and I was going to post them to ask if anyone knew what they were called... and then I forgot to do it! I might do it still at some point anyway (because I'd love to have some in my yard!). :) I like the pretty purple flowers you posted here.
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