known as...'the fried egg plant'! Who named this? We have this fairly well established plant with tons of flowers at this time. Its botanical name is polyspora axillaris. I took this with my iPhone and on downloading it saw the blue in the background. Putting my outside shoes on again for the 3rd time, I went out looking for the blue plant. Nowhere to be found then realised that the angle I took this was high and that was blue sky!
My good thing: Another brilliant Belinda Alexander book - r. Wild Lavender. 1920's in Paris.
I like the little pop of blue “Flower”. Someone else just recently posted a photo of a flower that looks like fried eggs and now I have to go back and see if it’s the same thing as the one you are showing here. Terrific capture of it as it begins to open.
