Long Shot

Hi Guys and Girls
Sorry to be asking for help, on my first post, but I'm hoping one of you lovely green fingered ladies or gentlemen can help me identify this plant/fower, not strictly gardening related but I thought my best chance would be here

Thanks in advance

 

Hi Welcome to the forum

To be honest I think the picture of the plant is fictitious, so is a artist impression rather than a named plant , but does have tendrils which helps narrow it down and maybe you could match up if you are planing to match up the flowers for table decorations sweet peas would be ideal with the tendrils left on

2nd photo is what a tendril looks like

 

Many thanks for your quick response Spruce

Carl

 

Welcome to the forum carl These lot will take you under the wing and make you feel so special

 

They reminded me of aquilegia

 

Yeah, but you got *posh* ones

 

Some Clematis (that have tendrils) have 5 petals.

 

Ah, *that* is where we differ ... you "assumed", I "interpreted"

 

But ... but ... but .... you *said* assume! (wiggle out of it all you will - you said: assume!)

Who cares what the artist *meant* ... art is open to "interpretation" - thus, I "interpreted" and to *me* it immediately reminded me of an aquilegia (albeit a poor man's one so ner-ner)

[Bliddy clever clods banding words at this time of evening when a poor woman is trying to stay awake. Hrumph and double hrumph, Our Mandy. Aye!]

What's that old saying? "A rose, by any other name, stills smells as sweet"

Sweet flowers CarlO1924 (whatever they turn out to be: assumed, interpreted, identified, imagined, or otherwise) Oh and congratUlations to the happy couple

Oh, and finally (subjective! ) those bugs? Them be butterflies (cabbage whites with a bit of purple dye (could be black) is my "interpretation") What do you think, Our Mandy?

 

It works then