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No clue what these flowers are, but they certainly seem happier since I transplanted them a couple of weeks ago to a shadier part of the yard.
Specs: 35mm lens, ISO 200, white balance set to “cloudy”, F 3.2, 1/50, cropped, ran the MCP Mini Fusion, sharpened some parts and darkened others.
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Sarah - Gorgeous. I have no idea what it is either.
Helen - Thanks! I really wish I had saved the tags from the plants when I bought them 4 years ago.
Andrea - Do they close up at night? If so, they may be related to the spider wart flowers I have in my front yard… only mine are purple. The flower and leaf look very similar.
Helen - They do close at night! They also used to close when the sun got really hot (they used to be in a part of the yard that got more sun).
Helen - You were right, Andrea! I just looked up pictures of the Spiderwort Flower and it’s a match. Thanks for solving my 3 year long mystery 🙂
Sarah - Great picture. Those are Johnny Jump-ups (or, for the uninspired, wild pansies)