Si tratta della Aquilegia (Aquilegia), che vive molto bene nei climi freschi e asciutti, come per esempio qui in Finlandia. I suoi boccioli non hanno un aspetto marziano?
E’ diffusa anche in Italia, ma solo nelle zone piu’ fredde.
In finnico si chiama: Akilleja.
An alien flower.
It is the Columbine (Aquilegia) , a gentle summer flower whose buds look a little like alien, in my opinion. It lives in the colder areas of Italy and survives very well the Finnish winter. This is what we have in our garden.
Its Finnish name is: Akilleja.
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Veramente particolare! 🍀🙂💮 Buona giornata
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Nelle nostre montagne il fiore è blu!
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I love the aquilegias growing in our garden. We have pink and blue ones and I will sow seeds of the yellow variety for next year.
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wow, mai visto…
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Davvero strana. 😀
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Anche a te, grazie Farida.
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Si, anche qui esiste in vari colori. 🙂
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I love them too. We have also blue ones, so dark that they are almost violet. Next year I would like the pink variety…
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Sono fiori da giardino. Se ne vede talvolta lungo qualche strada, ma perche’ sono “scappati” da qualche giardino.
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Si…la varieta’ di forme e colori che sa creare la Natura. 🙂
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Grazie mille, lo cercherò 😉
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Wonderful. Nature has come up with so many ways to be a flower.
Hope all is well. Stewart M – Melbourne
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Molto singolare😮🌼
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❤️🐾
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Hello,
It is a beautiful flower. It looks different than the Columbine I have seen here. Take care, enjoy your day! Have a great week!
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…the bud and the opened flower are beautiful.
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Espectacular esta flor.
Um abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
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It does look like an alien…or a pretty spaceship! Lovely flowers! Enjoy your day!
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It does look a little alien …
Lovely colour though and great series of photographs.
All the best Jan
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Tra il marziano e l'”uccellesco”!
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🙂
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Thank you very much, Jan.
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…just in the common idea that we have of aliens! 🙂
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Thank you, Tom.
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Yes, there are a few varieties. Thank you for your always welcome visit and comment.
Have a nice day!
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Le infinite meraviglie della natura…
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Bellissimo fiore, non lo conoscevo. Buona giornata!
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Yes, very true.
All is well here, thanks, Stewart. All the best to you!
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Grazie, anche a te buongiorno!
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Yes, it is unique.
Bom dia para você também.
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Che bello, mai visto !
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Bellissima! Non mi è ancora capitato di trovarla sul mio cammino, evidentemente non sono andata in posti abbastanza freddi.
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Devi buttare l’occhio in qualche giardino e poi considera che la puoi trovare anche in bianco, rosa, blu.
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Magari ce l’ha in giardino il tuo vicino, Karl! Guarda bene… 🙂
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Farò attenzione ai giardini allora!
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*wow* is that a wonderful Bloom!
Greetings Elke
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They do look a little alien in your beautiful photos. We have the orange ones in our southern garden.
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I would like the orange variety too! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
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Thank you very much!
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It looks a bit like an octopus!
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It look awesome! 🙂 Thank you, David, for stopping by.
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This yellow one reminds a bit of an alien! I have them in a lot of colors, but the pretty yellow one disappeared 😦 Perhaps it returned to outer space?
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Nature certainly is am amazing! Thanks for sharing.
It’s awesome to see you at ‘My Corner of the World’ this week!! Thanks for linking up.
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Ahah! 🙂
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Your columbine is very lovely. Not knowing waht is was, I at first thought it was the flower of a squash or pepper.
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🙂 Thanks for stopping by.
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Oh yes, this aquilegia really looks an alien from outer space! The profile resembles a fish too…
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🙂
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