Posted by Earnest (Oklahoma, United States) on 17 January 2008 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.
The roots of this plant (a legume) were once used by native Americans to obtain fish. The roots were crushed in the water and the fish would rise to the top. Besides being a stunning plant, covered with silvery foliage, it produces these unusual pink and yellow-green flowers that are actually beautiful.
Lovely shot, Earnest. The detail is astounding.
17 Jan 2008 3:57am
@Michael Skorulski: I appreciate the comment, Michael.
very nice it seems you like the flower and plants
17 Jan 2008 9:49am
Beautiful. The flowers just jump right off the screen.
17 Jan 2008 6:59pm
@badala: Thanks dude.
I love this photograph!! It is a beautiful flower and thanks for the interesting information!
17 Jan 2008 11:14pm
@Tali: Thank you.
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