Saturday, June 6, 2009

Angel's Tears

A Florida native plant,Angel's Tears is a dwarf,sprawling perennial.It flowers mainly in the spring,but this one is confused.It is flowering now.Confused from the cold winter and all of the freezes we had this past winter,perhaps?It spreads by creeping and grows in full shade to full sun.Zones 8B-10A.And it likes to live in moist,sunny spots.It is so easy to take cuttings from this plant,or to transplant it.The perfect Florida native,if you ask me.It is called Angel's Tears,because of the tiny lighter spots on the flower. Resemblant of tears,I guess?The flowers are tiny.Maybe,1/2"-3/4",each.
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14 comments:

  1. Hmmm... I don't know about Angel's Tears... so glad you featured it. It's a very pretty little flower.
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  2. So cute and a lovely rich shade! Must look lovely en masse!

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  3. That's a very pretty plant. Can it be propagated by seed?

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  4. I guess I had seen these flowers already but don't know its name..thanks for sharing these lovely flowers....my other blogs are joining TF..
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  5. Olá Cris and Jon

    Wonderful post for TODAYS FLOWERS!
    Thanks for sharing!
    Have a nice Sunday.

    Luiz

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  6. Your flowers are delightful, thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful day.

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  7. Super flower. I hadn't seen that one before.

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  8. I don't think I've ever heard of this one.
    Love the purple shade. It would be lovely around a deck I think.

    My flower post is here: Carletta’s Captures.

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  9. My first time to see Angel's Tears. I love the richness of its color!

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  10. wow, what a lovely garden blog you have here.

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  11. I love blue flowers, especially wildflowers, and these are so pretty.

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  12. I've never heard of it before, but it's very pretty! I'll have to look for some next time I'm at the nursery.

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