Flowers for Breakfast
Who says breakfast is for the morning? Let’s have flowers any time of the day. Amaryllis Often mistaken for a lily, commonly known as Beladonna lily, is not a true lily. It’s a native of the Western Cape region of South Africa. The glittery petals are due to conical epidermal cells. These cells help shed […]
Who says breakfast is for the morning? Let’s have flowers any time of the day.
Amaryllis
Often mistaken for a lily, commonly known as Beladonna lily, is not a true lily. It’s a native of the Western Cape region of South Africa. The glittery petals are due to conical epidermal cells. These cells help shed water and provide more traction for bees.
White Cosmos
lil bee 🙂
Adenium
Commonly known as Desert Rose, these stocky plants hate water and love the sun. Native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, the sap of Desert Rose is used for arrow poison, which works by putting the heart to rest.
African hosta
Commonly known as little white soldiers, the inflorescence exhibits a spiral phyllotaxis, and is a classic example of the Fibonacci sequence appearing to yield optimal packing of the buds.
Pistil and Anther
Sticky Stigma for pollen to land to.
Dried Aster
