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Hybrid Bee Balm
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Uploaded: 07/19/18 12:31 AM GMT
Hybrid Bee Balm
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Also known as monarda and originally only found in North America. Although I imagine with hybridization it is found elsewhere now. This one was unusual as I had never seen any speckling on the tubular flower petals before. A favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies.
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07/19/18 2:34 AM GMT
A very fine capture of this bright bloom.
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Kathy, this wonderful flower is in my country known as Bergamot, because of its scent, rather similar to the Bergamot orange.
Very fine one again!
Very fine one again!
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Bergamot oil is even used to add flavor to tea leaves. Nice shot of this unusual flower Kathy.
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Unusual good looking flower..R.
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What detail in this one, well done capture of this unique bloom, that I'm sure the hummers love. tigs=^..^=
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Yes, I too know this as Bergamot - and a very useful and clever plant it is too.
A bright and beautiful capture of this one :)
A bright and beautiful capture of this one :)
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