When I was a child, we called this flower "Honesty". As an adult, I knew this plant as "Coin Plant" and Money Plant". (Can you see the faint green coin forming behind the main blossom? That is the seed pod that forms after the blossom fades. It looks more like a coin when it is ripe with seeds.) Now, people in my location are beginning to call this flower "Honesty" once again.
@morrisphotos Thanks. I was really happy with this shot. It was windy when I took my daily shots and so many of the photos showed this. I caught the Honesty clossoms between wind gusts.
Beautiful close up of this lovely flower.
I`ve tried both names on Wikipedia without results. Do you know the Latin name ?
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@daisymiller Thank you very much for those information. Now I know witch plant this is. We call / name it : Judas penning. = Judas coin/money for the seed leafs looks like it .(I think)
I`ve tried both names on Wikipedia without results. Do you know the Latin name ?
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