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What Flowers are these?

19 years ago

Hi,

Could anyone help me with the identification of these flowers?

Their exact names?

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nazanine
19 years ago
Not an expert here , but the two last ones remind me of water lilies.. could it be that?
weebus
19 years ago
This may help...

Here is a link that might be useful: Skylined's ID
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weedwoman
19 years ago
Try posting on the 'Name that plant' forum. The last 2 definitely look like water lilies.

WW
Wooroonooran
19 years ago
second one looks like a Melastoma, aka Tibouchina.
Kris
serenoa
19 years ago
First one is a Clerodendron. It is hard to be sure without foliage in the picture and some sense of scale - maybe C. paniculatum. Second is a member of the melastoma family. Tough call on such a close up of an unopened flower - probably a Rhexia. Weedwoman is right - the last two are definitely waterlilies. This is as exact as you can expect with photos that show so little of the plants.

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