My "Great White North"

[ffrn]

Hi Roland,

Garlic definitely doesn't grow wild down here.  It's grown commercially so the climate must be OK for it.

[injest]

HUH? Hey you buncha cheaters...I didn't even get to guess!

Sneaking in in the middle of the night!

I gotta sleep SOMETIME!!

[Sheriff Roland]

HUH? Hey you buncha cheaters...I didn't even get to guess!

Sneaking in in the middle of the night!

I gotta sleep SOMETIME!!

Hey

You snooze, ya lose! 

Apparently the previous plant quiz was so hard, I had to resort ta somethin easier the second time around (with stronger hints) and besides, the correct answer came near 9 hours after the initial posting a the image.

Anyhoot, will be posting a new one later this evening (I think).

Good mornin Jess - bell's about to ring, won't be saying another howde-do until this evenin

[injest]

Bye!

Have a SUPER DEE DUPER day!!

 

[Sheriff Roland]

The last two peonies are virtually the same - mostly off white

[Front-Ranger]

Anyhoot, will be posting a new one later this evening (I think).

Okay, I'll be waiting!

[Sheriff Roland]

OK, time for theName that Plant puzzle du jour.

 The whole picture (pretty much) is the same type a plant

[injest]

Basil!!

[Sheriff Roland]

Basil!!

No, not basil, this one's more bushy than basil.

Do try again (BTW, I think this is gonna be a real tough one!)

[Sheriff Roland]

Name that Plant 2nd pic of the puzzle du jour.

Local plant store had a really small version a this plant listed as a ornamental herb, - really don't know any other purpose fer it that it's great look.

Wikipedia's got it listed as a perennial herbaceous plant

Here's a close-up of the flowers and leaves (photo taken on the same day)