Not there yet. The "spots" on mine are purple/red rather then yellow. And the center petal is "split" at the bottom rather then "rounded"...if that makes sense. I can try for a more close-up of the bloom with a different camera if that would help, but no gaurentee
Each cloud has a silver lineing if only you look for it.
Your first photos are fine Ginger, I thought the leaves might be a clue to the family. I've been through every genus in Scrophulariaceae but not found a match.
~ ~ ~ Edited to say: Nope, not right. I keep forgetting to enlarge the photo's and the leaves kinda, sorta reminded me of Angelonia but once I see the larger picture of the blooms I see it's not. ~ ~ ~
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Name: Christine North East Texas (Zone 7b) Shine Your Light!
Yeah, I wasn't sure but it looks close.
I liked the way I could brouse the site in a variety of ways, by color or by familiy, etc. but you probably have some more thorough sites that you use.
You are excellent with ID, Janet!
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