Do you know the name of this supposedly extinct flower is/was?

Psst…I think Harp is asleep right now.

I know, it makes me sad. :’(
I’m still doing homework. Double :’(

Maybe someone he will answer it while you’re sleeping.
And it will be like a little present in the morning.
You are going to sleep, aren’t you?

Eventually. :)
What the hell are you saying anyway? I can’t hear you in that little glass house aquarium. Maybe you should throw more rocks. ;)

thwap, thwap

That’s right Nimis, jerk it. Get a head start on our night out with Tits, Sueanne, and Uber. ;)

LOL4RL! Totally should have
linked that last comment to thwart you
from your mischief-as-procrastination ways.

:D Lurve.
It’s all good I finished and just emailed them to my teacher. It’s out of my hands now!
You totally derailed my thread. Jerk. :D
Eight responses and not one on topic!

Ask Delirium. Her dad is into botany.

That’s a very bold statement.
Thanks.

Ah, I remember that flower, it was an orchid. Hang on, let me look…..

Are you thinking of this one? Wait, that’s not pink…..

@syz: Definitely not an orchid, and it wa a low lying flower. Kind of squat. But at least you remember hearing about an old flower! Makes me feel less crazy. :)

lmao, actually he is more than in to it. He has his Ph.D in it.

I’ll ask when he’s home from his talk.

Thanks. :)

The only possibility I can think of right now is the Wollemi pine, discovered in 1994 but in Australia. Although apparently it has a shared root system the specimens did survive. However, now in the wild the plants are all dying of some sort of mold.

And, of course, this is a tree, not a low, mounded flowering plant.

I’ll be interested to see what the answer is.

Dad says its obviously an orchid if its a stem with no leaves, but doesn’t know more than that.

Dad: “IT WASN’T ME! I’M INNOCENT I TELL YOU.”

Haha, thanks for asking Del. At least now I have a clear point to google from. :)