Another odd plant from the garden at the college,
this is a native American plant
able to withstand the harsh winters.
5 months ago
Thursday, July 19, 2012
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4 comments:
A rattle with a difference.
I have never heard of this flower; but what a perfect name!!!
Beautiful.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
The flower is certainly beautiful and unique, though I don't like the name. Nice shots too!
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