Dalmera peltata

Oh that's lovely :-))

its a shame they dont show like this without zooming in louise, still love it, the stem on this one is about 18inches, others a bit smaller but may grow a bit more before flowering

Thats lovely San ,I don't think I've seen one before , is it an outdoor plant ?

Oh what pretty little flowers ,

yes amy, i know andrew has one in a pot near his pond i think, and dawn to i think,, i got this last year because of the leaves, didnt know it flowered till i saw them come up late summer, which they shouldnt, they flower first in early summer (now) then you get these big leaves which are green and later chance to redish, lovely ;o)
cheers janette ;o)

Blimey O'Reilly ! Is this plant for real - it takes your breath away. So beautiful. That's two favourites on the trot ! :-))

Yes, it's a lovely plant San. Is it hard to get? I've never heard of it!

Sandra that is beautiful......I love it........Would it grow in a pot?

yes its real muddy, im sure its nickname is indian rhubarb plant, ;o))

karen i got it at our local nursery last year ;o))
maureen i think andrew has it in a gravel pot near his pond, check it out in his garden ;o)

I had a look at your 'garden' page for the leaves San...lovely!

lovely

they are lovely karen ;o)
thankyou elsiemay ;o))

Fantastic flowers, the colour of the petals is so subtle, I can't be sure whether they are pink or else white and reflecting pink from the flower centres...

thanx Gurth,,, the petals are a very pale pink, i just nipped out to check them lol

Don't ask why, but these remind me of strawberry chewits!

I know, time for a tablet but they are really nice. Not seen them before:0)

wow San.......stunning

lol Dan, yes take your pill your going to be fine hahah,
funny how something reminds us of another thing, i bourght this purely for the leaves and untill it flowered didnt even think about them, once the flowers die then come the leaves, hoping they will be bigger this year to ;o))
cheers deida glad you like it to ;o))