groundcover having center:White Star in Blue Circle ?

Greetings to all:

Do you know or can you recommend a source for a groundcover having center:

White Star in Blue Circle ?

My recollection is, I found what I recall is a ground cover, AJUGA-like.

rather flat-type.

I could be mistaken, but I recall a blue-green leaf system,

The Center Had a flat White Star in a blue circle.

Thanks, Joseph

 

Convolvulus tricolor?

 

Vinca minor?

http://www.missouriplants.com/Blueopp/Vinca_minor_page.html

 

Hi Joseph,

I don’t really understand your question. Are you looking for a specific type of flower that has a white star in a blue circle that can be grown for ground cover? Maybe a type of vine like Clematis or Passion flowers? There are all kinds of annuals or perennials.

 

Dixie:
Thank You for the reply.
WOW! I didn't know flowers could have such beauty!

My recollection is, I found what I recall is a ground cover, AJUGA-like.
The Center Had a flat White Star in a blue circle.
That is what I'm seeking, but Thank You so much.

Joseph

 

Sunrise:

Thank You for your message.

My recollection is I found a ground cover, AJUGA-like,

rather flat-type.

I could be mistaken, but I recall a blue-green leaf system,

with Center having a flat White Star in a blue circle.

That is what I'm seeking.

Thank You for your message.

 

Ron B. :

Thank You for your message.

Beautiful coloration, couldn't find the white star.

If you have a picture of one , please send to

josephBus@gmail.com.


Thx, Joseph

 

Look like this at all?

http://images.google.com/images?q=l...US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi

 

morning glory?

http://www.aspca.org/toxicplants/images/IMG01481.jpg

 

Thx 4 Ur Msg.

Negatory.

Ancient Laurentia was interesting.

I seek a flower described as :

White 5-point star within a Blue Circle
Within an Outer Circle of another (sometimes golden)
color.


The Flower is symbolic of ancient Spiritual knowledge.

Thx agaim, Joseph

 

Joseph, I think the plant you are seeking is passion flower aka Passiflora.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passiflora

Newt

 

WOW!

I scanned your link and was amazed! How Spiritual things enter our everyday lives.

The flower I seek,

A White Star in an Opal Blue Circle encircled by a Golden Halo,

symbolizes "The Spiritual Eye".

There are many so-called explanations on the internet, but the original source for an understanding of the significance of The Spiritual Eye is found in the
Bhagavad Gita, by Paramansa Yogananda (PY).

"The White Star symbolizes God's Cosmic Conscious, the Opal Blue symbolizes God's Christ Consciousness, & the Golden Halo symbolizes the Om, or Holy Ghost".

The devotees of PY's The Self Realization Fellowship hold forums
on this subject.

Thank You again, Joseph
Thank You for the Passion of Christ flower reference.

Joseph

 

Joseph, you are very welcome.

Forget-me-not aka Myosotis are often called the 'Eyes of Mary'.
http://www.mgardens.org/FL-MED-12A.html
http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC063655/forget_me_nots.html

Newt

 

Newt:

Thank You for your message. The "Spiritual Eye" mentioned earlier is actually seen in meditation, by advanced seekers on the spiritual path.

The closest flower I've seen, so far, to what I'm seeking is the Vincor Minor.

Joseph

 

Dixie:

Thx for your pic

http://www.aspca.org/toxicplants/images/IMG01481.jpg

This is REALLY interesting & close. Please review this thread for the details on

WHITE STAR IN BLUE CIRCLE.

The coloration is significant.

Thx again, Joseph

 

White Star in Blue Circle encircled red / gold

I seek a low growing groundcover or flower described as :

White star in a Blue Circle flower...

further described as:

White 5-point star within a Blue Circle
Within an Outer Circle of another
(sometimes golden) color.

Appreciate any information.

Thank You,josephBus

Please respond to: josephBus@gmail.com

Attached: rough sketch, Flower Picture.doc

A CLOSE example having a White Star within petals is the VINCA MINOR.

 

Re: White Star in Blue Circle encircled red / gold

You could be asking about Convolvulus tricolor.

 

NOT Convolvulus Tricolor,
Thx joseph

 

Hi Joseph, is the flower you are seeking something that you have see growing, or is it from a picture or a painting?

 

Daniel & Luditte, Thank You 4 Ur msgs...

This flower was discovered at Hidden Valley, CA (near Escondido
in San Diego County), sometime ~ 2004, as I recall.

It was shown to others who were amazed as I. At that time I
brought a clipping to a Nursery, who identifed it's family, & even
found an Italian grower who supplied it!

Since then, I was taken ill for ~ 2 years & CANNOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME remember that family name!

Also ~ 2005, the Hidden Valley area had a heat wave that took all the plants & that area was changed by construction.

This year, I have searched that area again, in vain. I have searched flower growers internet in Italy,so far no luck.

I remain hopeful & appreciate your consideration, Joseph.

josephBus@gmail.com

 

Any chance that you can remember what time of year it was? I was just wondering if it might possibly be a spring flowering bulb.
I realise that you have already said it isn't this, however a different angle and a different picture have been known to help.See......

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/95/218382504_1e609c17ce.jpg?v=0

Hope you are now completely better ,and that eventually someone can find this plant that means so much to you.

 

The one that I can think of is Creeping Veronica, Rozanne or some type of blue cranesbill and Star of Bethlehem.

 

It could of course be a flower part-buried in cement . . .
http://www.lafargecement.co.uk/default.asp?skipCheck=true

;-)

 

Michael can you check the link please. It doesn't work.

 

Or a transatlantic liner in cement...