Butterfly in situ
"Hi Yvonne,
That's a Choisya, or Mexican Orange Blossom. It has lovely white flowers in the Spring and yes I do love the colour!"
Dolls-Eyes, white fruit with a black spot
One of my customers has two White Baneberry, Actaea alba. They are pretty woodland perennials native to eastern North America. They get about 2--3 ft high and have compund ash-like leaves. They bear tiny white flowers in small clusters in late spring, which develop clusters of white fruit, often called "Dolls-eyes" in late summer and fall. White baneberry likes part-shade ot full light shade and moist. humusy, rich soil. Complements another woodland perennial called Bugbane very well.
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Permalink Reply by Richard Webb on -
Thanks! I think it is the GI system that makes the photos appear very long a first. Maybe i can ask later on about smaller photos. I have a good quality Nikkon camera now instead of my little Cannon Power Shot for snapshots.
ELIZABETH KNIGHT/zn7/VA said:how beautiful..I've never seen anything like this. You might try making your photos smaller to post...some folks may have a hard time downloading such a large file. :-) -
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Permalink Reply by Pat Spinelli on -
I have this plant too and it's beautiful in with my other wildflowers.
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