Identify three flower.

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    :) Three different flowers for you to identify..........

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    :scratch: Ok... A Quick guess off the top of my head roders..
    Columbine = Pink..

    Shasta Daisy or Ox-eye Daisy = White..

    Kingfisher Daisy = Blue.. :scratch:
     
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    I can see a bit of lobelia in there
     
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    :) Marley it looks like Kingfisher daisy but no.
    Pete you are right about the Lobelia(blue)Thats one.:thumb:
     
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    Shasta Daisy
     
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    :scratch: Hmmm... Alpine Aster = Blue Daisy..

    Alpine Aster = White Daisy.....:scratch:
     
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    Apologies, I saw Marley said Shasta Daisy already.
     
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    :) No guys not Shasta or alpine.
    The very pale and darker blue daisylike plants are a plant I have used a lot this year in tubs and hanging baskets.
     
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    The only other one I can think of is Brachycome, Blue River Daisy.
     
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    Do we have a Diascia in there?
     
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    Is the white one osteospermum?
     
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    :) All present and correct.
    The pink one is Diascia Pink Queen.......Pete :thumb:
    The daisylike flowers both colours are Brachycome iberidifolia.....Swan River Daisy......Victoria :thumb:
    And the dark blue and white is of course blue Lobelia (hanging)
     
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