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Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: March 1, 2024
Caption: Saturnus in center (notice stem), duckittii on right and florabunda on left (notice more yellow)
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2024-02-09

Gallery: Seed pods or heads
Date submitted: July 21, 2023
Caption: Known as a Cranesbill plant, the seeds form in the head of the crane and catapult out on the bill of the crane. Very effective.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2023-06-17

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: September 4, 2017
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2002-05-14

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: September 4, 2017
Caption: I call this one "Burgundy Bronze" (my name)
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-03-20

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: September 4, 2017
Caption: I call this one "Cinnamon Raspberry" (my name)
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-03-20

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: September 4, 2017
Caption: I call this un named one "Mellow Yellow"
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-03-20

Gallery: Seeds
Date submitted: August 5, 2017
Caption: Seed pods with inset of close up of seeds.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2017-08-05

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: July 17, 2017
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2006-02-12

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: July 17, 2017
Caption: This also comes in white
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-04-21

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: I think this is a non hybrid native. I have seen it, or something very close near Mendocino.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2002-03-21

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Another unnamed - I call it Cream Throated
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2002-03-29

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: One of many unnamed hybrids - I just call it Bronze
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2002-03-31

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Given time, they can spread to engulf a large area. This is over 100 sq ft, under birch trees.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2010-04-15

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Late Fall-I clear dead leaves and wait another month to divide.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-10-08

Gallery: Seed pods or heads
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: It will take a couple of years to get a new flowering plant.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2010-07-28

Gallery: Roots
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Notice the new (red) growth. Nov-Dec is best time to divide.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2004-11-07

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Notice the traces of yellow/orange in the throat.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2003-07-10

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: This is what a pollinator would see, once the bloom is fully open.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2006-08-07

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: Sometimes you have to risk the smell to get a good look inside!
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2006-08-07

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: October 23, 2016
Caption: "Ted" visiting the San Francisco Arboretum in 2010.
Photo location: Fremont, CA
Date of photo: 2005-07-10