Eschscholzia californica Cham., Horae Phys. Berol. 74 1820. (Syn: Chelidonium multifidum Moc. & Sesse ex DC.; Chryseis californica (Cham.) Hook. & Arn.; Chryseis compacta Lindl.; Chryseis crocea Lindl.; Eschscholzia alcicornis Greene (synonym); Eschscholzia aliena Greene; Eschscholzia ambigua Greene; Eschscholzia angularis Greene; Eschscholzia apiculata Greene; Eschscholzia arizonica Greene; Eschscholzia arvensis Greene; Eschscholzia austinae Greene; Eschscholzia australis Greene; Eschscholzia bakeri Greene; Eschscholzia benedicta Greene; Eschscholzia bernardina Greene; Eschscholzia bicornuta Greene; Eschscholzia biolettii Greene; Eschscholzia biternata Greene; Eschscholzia brandegei Greene; Eschscholzia californica var. crocea (Benth.) Jeps.; Eschscholzia californica var. douglasii (Hook. & Arn. ex Torr. & A.Gray) Jeps.; Eschscholzia californica var. maritima (Greene) Jeps.; Eschscholzia californica var. peninsularis (Greene) Munz; Eschscholzia calosperma Greene; …………………………….);
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California poppy;
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Date/Time- 24-01-2011 / 11:20 AM – Escholtzia californica very common garden plant in summer around west of America Again same mistake it should be Eschscholzia californica sch twice and no t ID PLEASE OF THESE ALPINE BLOOMS FROM ITBP’S AULI INSTITUTE, UK. : 3 posts by 2 authors. Could the members of this esteemed group help identify these two species of blooms clicked by the Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel at the ITBP’s Mountaineering & Skiing Institute, Auli, Uttarakhand. orange one is Eschscholzia californica or the Californian Poppy Thanks, and which ones would the blue blooms be? Eschscholzia californica : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (2)
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These two images (IMG-20180704-WA0006.jpg & IMG-20180704-WA0013.jpg) are of Eschscholzia californica Cham. [Papaveraceae]. very nice, thanks … encyl britannica says its naturalized in india and australia. Flower Identification: 1 correct images as above.
I am new to the group and would like to use the members’ knowledge to help me in identifying some of the pictures of flowers I took on my recent trip to Sikkim. I have tried to use the website www.flowersofindia.net to identify the flowers by searching them by their colours but I have made little headway even after a week of scouring its very helpful index. I would be happy if the people here can help me identify some of the flowers in the pics I’ll be posting here. I have attached some of them, there will be more to follow.
First……………Californian poppy, Eschscholzia californica
Second………Dandlion, Taraxacum officinale.
Third……………Add photograph with leaves Fourth………….Amaryllis lily, Hippeastrum sp the fourth picture is Azlaea (Rhododendron sp.) I think. it could be Azalea… one would need to see leaves for azalea and the stalk if its the Amaryllis lily… California poppy (Eschscholzia californica): Yes .. Found it very common in our apartment area Yes, your pictures are of the native california poppy…
many cultivars exist… many colors…mostly pink-yellow family pastels…. and many variations in thickness/ delicacy of the petals… mostly grown by design… but some escape, and can be found… do not know if the pastel colors have naturalized, at least in california? California Poppy for Bot. id- 160711 – RK: Very good capture. It is difficult to catch those colours in camera.
The colors vary from white till dark yellow. – Yes, this is supposed to be highly medicinal. – Common garden plant in Spring – The two plant whose spellings are often confused: . Swamy/New series/ID 1 – Eschscholzia californica ( California poppy ): 4 images.
Please confirm/ suggest the ID. Photographed in Point Reyes Seashore Tomales point, California on 17th April 2021 I think it appears close to images at Eschscholzia californica subsp. californica . Eschscholzia californica from California-GS27022023-1: 5 very high res. images. Yes ji. Earlier (a few years back) I also posted the pictures of this species. But not seen in eflora. Yes, apepars close as per images at .
J&K, Srinagar, April 2023 :: Eschscholzia californica :: ARK2023-031: 2 high res. images. These beautiful flowers were seen at the Shalimar Bagh in Srinagar, J&K in April 2023.
I think they are Eschscholzia californica. Kindly validate.
For me your ID looks correct ! I photographed this plant long ago some where in San Diego, California during one of my visits. I could not trace the photo from my archives.
Eschscholzia californica Yes. Interesting that plant which is so meticulously planted in Kashmir and elsewhere grows wild covering mountain slopes here in California. . References:
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