In the garden3rd of May 003

that looks rather unusual and rather nice but i dont recognise it?

Oh Sticki names underneath

ah, so sorry, missed that [somehow!!]

never seen one before

You have led a sheltered life. LOL

you dont know how right you are.

I don't recognize it either Brian......it is really lovely.

Linda It belongs to the African violet family.you can see a resemblance,not sure how far its removed.

flowers i can see the likeness, its the leaves that seem so unusual and interesting

didnt manage to grow mine. I baught a plant from pottertons uk but...nothing.

Bik sad that it's a nice plant, this one has been with me many years but stays on the one rosette and has never set seed.
I visited a botanic garden in the UK years back and it was covering a square yard (or metre sq)that had many rosettes and numerous seedlings around it,was growing in a damper environment than I offer it.

Haberleas are starting to flower but it's so wet the ends of the petals are turning brown.
B

haberlea rhodopensis is native of my place

Probably why it do not like the Rain here
I saw you post Pics last year

botanists called them here ''ressurection plants'' because they are complitely brawn leved few months before the are in bloom.

Not quite that bad here but yes mine have some brown each year.