Pretty Flowers

[fritz03]

Mom says these first four pictures are a type of Philodendrons,are they or are they something else,does someone know?Pansies in a flowerbox on the side of the shed.

[cassiesmom]

Haven't a clue, but they sure are pretty!

[Daisy and Delilah]

I think they're Foxglove or Delphineums, Barry. That leaf is so familiar. I'm almost positive they're Foxglove. Anybody else?

[Logan]

And I was going to say Lupine. I don't know, but they sure are pretty!

[Karen]

They are lupine. Delphinium have different leaves and bloom later. I planted some lupine in my front yard, but it doesn't get enough sun to actually blossom.

[Randi]

We have Lupines here too, but not sure they're out yet. Very pretty!

What a nice street you live in!

[Marigold2]

Truly lovely. I have grown Lupine from seed, they are actually quite easy to do and one of the prettiest flowers ever. Your flower bed is very lovely.

[Freedom]

I love lupine! You have some lovely ones there, Barry. Dark pink and blue, the lighter pink aren't as striking, to me. Anyway, after I saw them, THEN I see you are asking what they are, and of course several folks have replied. They are quite common in Maine, where I lived for 5 years.

[Daisy and Delilah]

Thanks everybody!!! I don't think we have Lupine here. I was going to say that at first but I thought the leaf looked like something else. They are beautiful!!! I would love to have some in my yard.

Maybe Foxglove are in the same family? I believe Foxglove is Digitalis, the heart medication. Make sense??

[Pinot's Mom]

Yes, they are definitely Lupines and the Foxglove's name is Digitalis. There are many varieties of Digitalis, so there's a second name for the plant, but the derivative is the same as the heart medication.

[fritz03]

Thank you everyone,glad that Mom and I know what these plants are definitely Lupines,I looked it up and saw a picture of it,have several of them in the garden.