Sunflax Heliophila coronopifolia
Annual herb with stiffly erect stems to 60cm, roughly hairy towards the base, with thread-like or variously lobed leaves and blue flowers with a white or greenish centre. They close at night and in cool weather. Widespread on sandy flats and slopes. They often form massed displays in Namaqualand and the southwestern Cape.
I took these photos of the Sunflax flowers in the West Coast National Park.
Thank you very much for taking the time to have a look at my work.
Have a fabulous day. Till next time, please stay safe and healthy.
Coreen
These are gorgeous
so beautiful dear Coreen, is it Spring in there now… Thank you, Love, nia
Wow! Love all those wonderful flowers! Beautifully photographed, Coreen!
Thank you Peter
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Thank you. Will visit your universe for sure.