June 6, 2007 - Flower knowledge challenged

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• At 2007.06.06 06:27, Abraham Lincoln said:

  It is a nice photo of what we call a “Black Eyed Susan.” I think that might also be the correct name everywhere.

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• At 2007.06.06 09:00, Leonda said:

  I agree with Abraham – a black eyed susan. They are budding in our front yard. Soon (I hope they will be as full as what you have shown.

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• At 2007.06.06 09:32, Tiffany said:

  Black eyed susans! My dad’s favorite. :-)

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• At 2007.06.06 12:17, Lessie said:

  My guess is blackeyed susans — but not sure. Regardless they are beautiful! :)

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• At 2007.06.06 14:03, Annie said:

  My sister is a black-eyed Susan but she doesn’t look a thing like these :)

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• At 2007.06.06 20:46, Denton said:

  Thanks for helping out everyone. They must be black eyed Susan’s … Be sure and visit Alice, from Arradon (France) daily photo where her post explains the name differences around the world for the same flower.

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• At 2007.06.06 21:35, Carol said:

  I love these flowers. We have some in our yard, but they bloom sporadically.. every two or three years, and fewer numbers each year. (Yes, we call them Black-Eyed Susans.) Hey, what’s up with the portal? It hasn’t been showing recent posts for the last few days. Now it’s empty.

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• At 2007.06.08 05:46, Barb said:

  I have these in my front yard but they haven’t bloomed yet.

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• At 2007.06.08 23:34, lavenderlady said:

  they are lovely…flower challenged…you better not tell mother that…I know you worked in a greenhouse many, many years ago.

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