native to the United States, s. fruticosa is a pretty plant with unusual flowers. this particular plant was found near the Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, April of 2007. s. fruticosa is listed as being severely toxic, so don't eat it, however, if you find yourself in the woods and you're all stopped up down below, you can chew on the roots for a laxative effect.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
sebastian bush
here is sebastiania fruticosa of the family euphorbiaceae:
native to the United States, s. fruticosa is a pretty plant with unusual flowers. this particular plant was found near the Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, April of 2007. s. fruticosa is listed as being severely toxic, so don't eat it, however, if you find yourself in the woods and you're all stopped up down below, you can chew on the roots for a laxative effect.
native to the United States, s. fruticosa is a pretty plant with unusual flowers. this particular plant was found near the Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, April of 2007. s. fruticosa is listed as being severely toxic, so don't eat it, however, if you find yourself in the woods and you're all stopped up down below, you can chew on the roots for a laxative effect.
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2 comments:
Dude, you totally have a bug on that flower, dude.
Wow, the picture was posted on the 17th and the comment was made on the 16th!
Duff is futuristic!
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