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I photographed these flowers earlier today while walking around San Diego’s Balboa Park. They grow on a small bush and the bees seemed very happy to find these blooms in early February. I couldn’t resist taking a few pictures of them, even though I have no idea what these light purple flowers are. If you know, please enlighten me in the comments!
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Such long and pretty petals. I have no idea what this flower may be. I just know that it is beautiful.
Thank you! I knew I had to take pictures on them when I walked right by.
Pretty in purple. Lovely, Milka.
Thank you, Jane. It was nice to spot purple in February, even in San Diego.
Beautiful captures!
Thank you very much, Amy!
As usual, I have no idea what they’re called, but they’re certainly pretty!
They sure are. I tried to do a search on google but I couldn’t find them. Oh well, maybe one day someone will stop by and actually know.
How lovely they are!
Thank you! I just wish I knew what type of flowers they were.
Lovely indeed Milka, and one of my favorite places ;-). BTW your gravatar link seems broken, had to find you via google!
Oh, thanks for letting me know. Not sure what happened but I’ll check into it right now.
Hi friend , this light purple flower is : Scientific name: Grewia occidentalis Commong name : Crossberry, Lavender Starflower
Wow, thank you very much for letting me know about the name of this flower. I find many beautiful flowers around here but so many of them are not labeled.