This little plant is an example of an axillary flower arrangement. This particular plant was found on the Brandon property on April 4th of 2009. This is diminutive flower roughly a quarter the diameter of a US penny.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
ponyfoot
This lilliputian flower belongs to Dichondra carolinenses in the family of convolvulaceae:
This little plant is an example of an axillary flower arrangement. This particular plant was found on the Brandon property on April 4th of 2009. This is diminutive flower roughly a quarter the diameter of a US penny.
This little plant is an example of an axillary flower arrangement. This particular plant was found on the Brandon property on April 4th of 2009. This is diminutive flower roughly a quarter the diameter of a US penny.
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