orange flower

by Mary Vahle
(Quincy, IL U.S.)

orange ball flowers

by VPless
(Mocksville, NC)

Got cutting from mother-in-law last year and she called it an old timey mock orange but I think she called it that because the flowers are round like a small orange. I have looked in catalogs, yards and nurseries but cannot find one like it. Gets the morning sun. Started out as one shoot and this year new shoots are coming up from the ground.

Pretty little Orange Flowers

by Jean Diehl
(Harrisburg, PA )

This plant blooms in my Harrisburg PA garden in mid March. It is in a sunny spot where the soil is pretty good, though some clay. It is about 6-10 inches tall, but could be taller-I never measured. I saw it for 2 years, but I saw no sign of it this year, and i would like to get some more. Thanks so much for your help.

round orangy flower

by Lee
(Sebring, Florida)

This is a picture of the bloom of the plant. The bloom came first, then came wide green leaves. It is growing in a flower bed sun most of the day in Sebring, Florida. It may have been a bulb.

Orange / Green plant

some people have said it resembles a snapdragon.

orange seed pods

by Aaron Veikley
(Grove City, OH)

This is a cool perennial that looks tropical the main flower turns into this long seed pod with green and red buds. The seeds are a bright orange.

Orange Five Petal Flower

by Kathy
(Stonington, MI, USA)

My friend has this flower growing by her deck in mostly full sun. It is located in Stonington, MI on the northern shore of Lake Michigan (near Escanaba, MI). Summers are usually in the 80's - 90's, winters are usually below freezing, lots of snow. It blooms thru the summer and forms large seed pods, which dry up and drop the seeds. We assume it is self germinating, the plant has returned for years.

Thanks for anyone's help.

unknown orange flower

by dave
(London, ontario Canada)

This flower grows in any kind of soil, upto 18 inches tall. after flower dried a seed pod remains. Spread the seeds and the flowers grow.

orange flowers

by william
(oil city pa)

shaped like a bottle brush with orange top and yellow bottom. single flower per stem. spreads annually, about 30 inches tall

orange touch me not

by Debbie
(Bellaire,Ohio USA)

My mothers friend gave her these plants that were approximatly 2 inches in May or June ,she said she calls them "Touch me nots" and she didn't know what
the real name was.They are now 2 1/2 ft tall,leaves
resemble a pepper plant,flowers open in am when it is cooler & close in afternoon .I hope you can help with
identifying this.

orange plant with variegated leaves

by Judy
(Bay Shore, New York)

This is another plant growing in the neighborhood. I think it might be an annual. I like the colors and it would be a nice addition to my garden next year. Could it be a tropical plant

Orange Fall Blooming Daisy Like

by Susan Burnop
(Rome, NY USA)

3ft tall, bloomed in Sept (Rome, NY), reddish orange petals, 4" wide bloom