Angiosperms · Polemoniaceae · Loeselia. Loeselia mexicana (Lam.) Brand This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Loeselia (family. Loeselia es un género botánico con 34 especies de plantas con flores perteneciente a la Symbol Loeselia. Loeselia Loeselia mexicana. Taxonomía · Reino: Plantae. Subreino: Tracheobionta · División. Loeselia mexicana (Lam.) Brand [excluded] Show All Show Tabs. General Information. Symbol: LOME5. Group: Dicot. Family: Polemoniaceae. Duration.

Mexican Loeselia (Loeselia mexicana)

We currently accept photos mesicana through a Flickr group, our garden forums, or email. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. I would love to see more plants from Mexico.

Eric in SF December 7, at Charles Tubesing December 7, at 2: Nepenthes northiana Squamanita paradoxa. Nothing like a hot orange flower to warm the heart in freezing cold Michigan!

Lori Rob December 4, at 1: In Mexico, it is most commonly known as espinosilla. Published by Daniel Mosquin on December 4, Folk medicinal use of this species by indigenous lloeselia as an antipyretic, antidiarrheal and antiseptic has led to modern research into its medicinal properties, e.

Eleanor Ryan December 4, at 7: However, many plants still continue to bloom long after their spiny foliage has faded and turned brown, and its scarlet flowers create a great food source for hummingbirds well into November and early December.

Brent — sounds like classic convergent evolution. Read More 10 Comments.

We’ll email you as new entries are posted! This lovely polemonium with red flowers used by hummingbirds, seems to be one of many such flowers from Mexico. So far this is my favorite botany photo of the day!

Loeselia mexicana Published by Daniel Mosquin on December 4, In our garden we have Pineapple Sage also red flowered and blooming in late Sept until frost cuts in meexicana in our Eugene OR garden. Sue Vargas December 4, at 1: This plant also looks very similar to Ipomopsis rubra same family.

Mexican Loeselia (Loeselia mexicana) | Idaho Fish and Game

Resembles our American trumpet vine. Botany Photo of the Day: Please see The Photographs for more details. Bet December 4, at 5: On This Day Aconitum yezoense. Does it have malodorous foliage like Ipomopsis? Botany Photo of the Day.

Loeselia mexicana

Alice Rogers December 4, at 1: An English common name used is Mexican false calico. Forays Some of our favourite sites! Can you find it loeseliia the States? Brent December 7, at 8: Loeselia mexicana close-up image is a woody perennial member of the phlox family. In Defense of Plants Kew Blogs.

Submitting a Photo We currently accept photos submitted through a Flickr group, our garden forums, or email. Interesting that they appear to be only distantly related — mesicana is it that they have such similar flowers?