Did you work out that it was Tropaeolum peregrinum – canary creeper? Well done if you did.
So how about this one?
This is really tricky but I love the gold dust on the tepals (clue there!)
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Well, I like the picture 🙂
Okay, I’m going to guess its a pelargonium….but I’m pretty sure I’m wrong.
well it does come from south africa so you are in the right area 🙂
well that’s a start 🙂
my first thought is a tulip
It is in flower now (in Ireland and, I bet, your garden!)
I’m cheating now my second thought is a liley
LOL, nope, not a lily
It’s not a Nerine is it?
No, though they have that gilt dusting sometimes too.
Gazania, based only on the clue that they are from SA. I can’t remember if they’ve a dusting of golden pollen though! I haven’t managed one yet – other than 1/2 first one! Yesterday’s I thought Alstromeria, except I thought it not the right shade of yellow. I have never actually seen that Tropaeolum! You wouldn’t like to give us something we might have in our gardens?!?
LOL. Sorry if I am being obscure but I bet you have this one in your garden!
got it got it its a dahlia
sorry – its not a dahlia 😦
I was going to suggest a dahlia, but I thought that would be way too common for Geoff! I bet you’re correct Joy 🙂
well hold that thought – but no, its not a dahlia – think Cork hedgerows including Baltimore
Last guess: Crocosmia……?
Well done 🙂 with just 10 hours to go!
well done steve what a laugh