Two Medicine, Glacier National Park, MT October 8, 2015 Robert Niese
The Mountain Harebell has a circumpolar distribution where it tends to be a late-blooming perennial. As a native of the British Isles, the harebell has attracted the attention of many a great English poet, including William Shakespeare, John Clare, and Christina Rossetti. Here in the PNW, the Haida people called them “blue rain flowers” and believed that picking them would cause it to rain.
I bought a campanula and a chrysanthemum on my way home, they had some beautiful flowers, I wanted to buy more!
Here are some pics of the adenium, nasturtium and the lemon/mandarin which I’m calling “mandalimon” until I know what is it. I added a picture of the biggest leaf (my phone can’t take macro pictures) I hope you can help me identify it. It‘s rugous and the edge is serrated, so I’m inclined to think it’s a lemon tree based on some pictures I have seen…
