This plant is about three feet tall, and I have no idea what colour the flowers might be.
My first casual glance said sunflower, but not with these seedheads...
10 months ago
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4 comments:
What an interesting looking plant Judy, I have no idea what it might be. Hopefully you can visit it a little later and see if there are flowers.
Superb plant, I've never seen anything like this:)
The heads look like poppy seed pods. Not sure about the rest.
I have no suggestionns, but they are rather awesome looking. Sort of like a sea anemone (I don't think that's spelled right, but you know what I mean). I like the colour of them
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