Rocket flower
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Deborah
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I bought a flower rocket at Target this year and it's doing well but can someone identify all the wildflowers in it? Thanks in advance
14 answers
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blue - cornflower; pink/red poppy not sure about the others
Susan Hess- Berger
on Jul 05, 2015
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Go to google image, & upload your pics individually it will pop up the most similar pics, & you can easily find out what your flowers are. :)
Katrina Warren
on Jul 05, 2015
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Hesperis matronalis or Dame's rocket. You can buy a packet of seed next year and you will get volunteers for several years.
Thy1397022
on Jul 05, 2015
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http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/catchfly-plants/how-to-grow-catchfly-plants.htm
Katrina Warren
on Jul 05, 2015
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blue = bachelor's button last one = phlox weird shaped red one = some kind of bunnytail?
Trudy
on Jul 05, 2015
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Your bottom photo (5 petals, pink) is phlox. The next pix up (blue, ruffly) is corn flower. The 2nd from the top pix is a pink poppy and it's beautiful!! Looks like you've got answers to all of them
Deborah Hawkins
on Jul 06, 2015
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red flower is red clover
Lillian Santana
on Jul 06, 2015
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The white flower is baby's breath (gypsophilia), and the bright pink flower in the photo above that is catchfly.
Dee
on Jul 06, 2015
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It's not blooming right now, but I can tell from the foliage: plant to the right of the phlox is a columbine. Blue flower also might be bachelor button.
Berniece Knotts
on Jul 06, 2015
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First is a Poppy, then red clover , then coreopsis and phlox, not sure of white one, blue is Batchelor Button, then Phlox again.
Nancy
on Jul 06, 2015
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I think the blue is bachelor button too. Only thing I don't know is what is a flower rocket? Is that just what the entire planting is called.
Gail
on Jul 06, 2015
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The yellow one is calendula. Great for medicinal purposes. Will reseed if you just pick the petals off the heads.
Ladyslipper
on Jul 06, 2015
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All of these flowers will reseed every year. I have the exactly the same flowers in mine and have had them reseed for the last five years. I agree with Nancy's listing of the flowers names.
Kristina
on Jul 07, 2015
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Pic # 2 is a poppy #3 is red clover, #4 & 7 are phlox (purple), calendula (yellow) & I don't know what the white ones are, #7 is a bachelor button. Such a pretty collection! Enjoy.
Judy
on Jul 08, 2015
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