You got it, IT"S TIME FOR 'NAME THAT FLOWER'............With your host, that charming guy with the polished teeth and the pin stripe suit
No wait, it's just me in jeans and a Tshirt
At least the flower is something to look at.
Good luck......
A quick ID quiz for you.
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A quick ID quiz for you.
It's a thundery morning in old Melbourne town which puts me in the mood for a little bit of fun in the flowering and fruiting forum.
You got it, IT"S TIME FOR 'NAME THAT FLOWER'............With your host, that charming guy with the polished teeth and the pin stripe suit
No wait, it's just me in jeans and a Tshirt
At least the flower is something to look at.
Good luck......
You got it, IT"S TIME FOR 'NAME THAT FLOWER'............With your host, that charming guy with the polished teeth and the pin stripe suit
No wait, it's just me in jeans and a Tshirt
At least the flower is something to look at.
Good luck......
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
I have no idea of the azalea species in question but would love to add a photo to your thread with permission.
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Hackimoto wrote:Is Rhododendron close enough
Specific.....ok.Damian Bee wrote:
Lets get specific, specific I wanna get specific........lets get into
Pale Pink Rhododendron?
Rhododendron confusum var. scratchmyheadii? 
Cheers,
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
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Specific.....ok.
Pale Pink Rhododendron? Rhododendron confusum var. scratchmyheadii?
Cheers,
Mojo[/quote]
Clues.
Grows at around the 2900-3700 metres ASL on ledges and ravines.
Flowers fade to light pink-white a few days after opening.
Specific.....ok.
Pale Pink Rhododendron?
Rhododendron confusum var. scratchmyheadii? Cheers,
Mojo[/quote]
Clues.
Grows at around the 2900-3700 metres ASL on ledges and ravines.
Flowers fade to light pink-white a few days after opening.
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Damian Bee wrote:
Clues.
Grows at around the 2900-3700 metres ASL on ledges and ravines.
Flowers fade to light pink-white a few days after opening.
Please confirm is that Metres, or Feet ASL?
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Hello Damian, my guess is Kozan ( brilliant Mountain)
a very pale pink to of white Variable and prone to sporting different colours.
Cheers Pup
a very pale pink to of white Variable and prone to sporting different colours.
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Damian Bee wrote:
Clues.
Grows at around the 2900-3700 metres ASL on ledges and ravines.
Flowers fade to light pink-white a few days after opening.
[/quote]Reading between the lines I would say that it is a species Rhodo.and not a cultivar. So forget the cultivar names.
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Yes, warmer warmer......
Rhododendron ........
Ok next clue.
Native to the Tibet region
Rhododendron ........
Ok next clue.
Native to the Tibet region
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Re: A quick ID quiz for you.
Ok, the plant in question is.......Drum roll...........Rhododendron pemakoense.
