The birdsfoot trefoil is still blooming,
although a lot of it is going to seed as well.
The pods burst open and fling the seeds away.
10 months ago
Thursday, September 20, 2012
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4 comments:
It is such a pretty, delicate flower, easy to overlook.
interesting to watch flowers change and go to seed only to reproduce again...
It is such a delicate looking flower and I like how you covered the transition to the seeds.
A really sweet flower!
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