A native vine, this little flower tends to blend into the surroundings. It's about the size of a quarter lengthwise and its face is about the size of a nickel. the fact that it is a pale green doesn't help matters. This is a late spring early/summer bloom and was captured on April 28, 2007.
Sunday, July 22, 2007
climbing dogbane
This is Trachelospermum difforme of the family apocynaceae:
A native vine, this little flower tends to blend into the surroundings. It's about the size of a quarter lengthwise and its face is about the size of a nickel. the fact that it is a pale green doesn't help matters. This is a late spring early/summer bloom and was captured on April 28, 2007.
A native vine, this little flower tends to blend into the surroundings. It's about the size of a quarter lengthwise and its face is about the size of a nickel. the fact that it is a pale green doesn't help matters. This is a late spring early/summer bloom and was captured on April 28, 2007.
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Oooh! pretty! I love that you find the beautiful things that we overlook and show them to us. You're the best cousin ever!
yay! i feel happy!
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