Raven's Roads
Living an interesting life: the travels and musings
of motorcycling author Linda R. Moore

1. 

   Wren

   They are petunias.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

2. 

   jeanne (1 comments.)

   I’m definitely not your dad, but I’d say they are petunias.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

3. 

   beautyredefined (12 comments.)

   Pretty sure those are African Violets.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

4. 

   Miss-Efficiency

   They are Petunias. They come in oodles of different colours but, naturally, the purple ones are my faves.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

5. 

   Darla

   Not African Violets. Those are my houseplant that I grow as a specialty, along with my orchids.

   No, those are petunias. They come in all sorts of colors, including stripes. That’s a healthy batch!

   Jul 2nd, 2008

6. 

   Becky (13 comments.)

   Look up petunias on the internet and you’ll find a photo that looks just like that. African violets have fuzzy leaves and mostly are grown indoors.

   Bikerchickz

   Jul 2nd, 2008

7. 

   Nancy (3 comments.)

   I think they’re petunias, too. Do they have a sweet scent? (Or can you tell with all the smoke?) Petunias come in a lot of different colors.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

8. 

   pussreboots (157 comments.)

   Way too big to be African violets. They are purple petunias.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

9. 

   Vixen (1 comments.)

   Definitely petunias. Very pretty ones too.

   Jul 2nd, 2008

10. 

    beautyredefined (12 comments.)

    My bad. :(

    Jul 2nd, 2008

11. 

    AmberLee

    and there i was all set to tell you they’re petunias. i must start reading my computer earlier…

    oh, happy memory! there was a huge bed of pale, pale, pale pink petunias at Hearst Castle — so pale they looked white until you look closely. really lovely.

    Jul 2nd, 2008

12. 

    bookczuk

    like the rest of the world (and your dad) said, petunias. Purple petunias.

    Jul 3rd, 2008

13. 

    Linda R. Moore

    I guess they’re petunias *grin*

    Thanks, all. :)

    Jul 10th, 2008

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