forgotten

as in i forgot which plant this was. i made it a point to do a walk around the neighbourhood and found a garden that's been left to survive on its own but had this plant.

rita @barneyone might be able to identify this. what say you, rita?

june flower power monday. thank you for your kind visits and comments, as you know, i do appreciate them a lot! i feel so tired so i will get to bed early and will catch up with everyone tomorrow.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wait until it blooms- then you'll know! hehe Until then you can enjoy this lovely shot of the "unknown plant". Nice capture.

[Simply Amanda]

Hmmm...no clue. Yep, show us the blooms!!

[MaryBeth Dailey]

I do not see these down here in GA! So I cannot be of service about the name. But it surely is pretty! Hope to see it when those buds/blooms open.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot of them

[Ellisa]

Hi, Thanks for the challenge (and the options). I have had a look through your photos and you have so many wonderful shot and have used many techniques. My challenge for you this week is upside down. I can't wait to see what you come up with.

[8yearson]

Nice study of greens and light, super composition!

[Rita]

I think it could be a lily, but we will see when you send the open bloom...... I know what I know....... the rest? +*+*!!
Only failed one big exam in my life and it was partly because I could not identify some plants. Great capture of the buds anyway. :O)

[Sally Ings]

Most intriguing. Like the others I'm unable to help you to identify them. I would also love to see what they look like once they bloom!

[June]

I don't know what they are either! It's a lovely shot of them though, wonder what colour flower they will be: )

[Kristen]

I have no idea what it will bloom into, but you'll have to pass by next week and get a shot for when it does :)

[alta]

Nice greens, looks like its gonna bloom into something pretty.

[Terry]

great clarity in this one