Another new plant, but I was able to find this one in my book myself.
It is called a barren strawberry
because there is no fruit to eat, although there are seeds.
4 years ago
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2 comments:
I have never heard of this kind of strawberry. We have lots of wild strawberry blossoms this year - but they have the yummiest berries ever!
I love your macros of this beautiful flower. The yellow just POPS out!
Neat. I like the angle of the last shot
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