I am trying to identify these wild flowers that I saw on the hillside the other day in the Var. But without a proper book, I am at a loss. Can anyone add any names....preferably common ones?
| The one in the upper right covered by a young oak sapling, may be the "broom" family |
| Broom with a opalescent bluebell? |
| I know that is wild "honey suckle" at the upper right. |
| This may be a young plant from rose family and I don't know the grasses either. |
| I think the white daisy-like shape is "Camomile" and the pink blossoms in the young oak leaves is wild pea. |
| Lots of little white flowers everywhere. This guy "blended" so nicely. |
| No idea. |
| I would say a "wild pea". I don't know the tiny whitish ones. |
| Some kind of thistle called a "Chardon" in french |
| Again, no idea of the name of these pretty little blue flowers. |
| Don't know.... |
| I know this is wild sage and I would say the roses at left are "cultivated". |
| I think this is " Queen Anne's Lace" |
| This may be some kind of dogwood or wild rose |
| There are three or four different flowers here but I have no ideas. Do you? |
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