Whats My Name Please..

I love this little pink one its another from that packet of pink seeds from Cheryl.
Any idea's apart from it flower looking like that lovely lilac weed Oxalis
This one is only about 30 cms tall and I have no idea once again..



A little closer..

Sorry no idea MA but its sure pretty.

Not to worry Gwen hopefully someone will know what this dainty plant is.

Forget about the 30 cms high I will blame my eyesight
Seems that one was laying down having a rest and only the flower part was up.

Those plants there are about four of them the height would start around 70 cms
And the taller ones would be about one metre high..

MA Babiana ..I have one growing well, this morning the bud opened and its buttercup yellow, much to my surprise as I was expecting a blue shade.
I googled some info to discover they come in many colours.

Hey send it back I have not got a yellow one..

Just joking Gwen that interesting fancy that, well they say seeds do not grow true to type and those ones I sent you were tiny so would have come from the seeds of last years purple or blue ones, as I had no yellow ones last year even on the packet they were only purple and blue

I am happy to see that the Babiana has opened for you

I googled also and I like that yellow and the red..

I'm no help MA, I don't know what that little flower is, but I think it's very sweet and charming.

MA. Thats so interesting those self sown plants , came yellow from blue , I wonder if the ones [ about 8] that did not survive were all yellow as well , I'll never know now. I left the dead leaves in the pot hoping, maybe, they have life under the surface.

Thanks for looking anyway Val, yes it is a sweet little plant..

Gwen there are heaps of new Babiana seedlings under my Julia's rose thats where I planted the original packet of 10 Babiana bulbs last year and where your seedlings came from, there are plenty more growing between the loose brick edge and in the roadbase driveway, and if this heat keeps up they wont be there long they will be well and truely cooked, time will tell what colour they will be maybe next year they will flower.