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Name that plant
May. 11th, 2018 09:54 pm( Huge image below )
I suspect it's some form of mutant tulip. Certainly when the petals are closed it looks like a tulip but the bit where the petals join is pointy and angular rather than smooth the way tulips are. And it is in an overgrown garden so all kind of pollination could be occurring.
I suspect it's some form of mutant tulip. Certainly when the petals are closed it looks like a tulip but the bit where the petals join is pointy and angular rather than smooth the way tulips are. And it is in an overgrown garden so all kind of pollination could be occurring.
