I haven't thought about this plant for years so it was good to see one. It's very similar to the European cuckoo-pint that grows in wet, shady woodland areas here.
You teach me something new every time I visit I think! I don't know that I've truly seen these before? I will keep a closer look-out for them- so beautifully captured!
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I've never seen this bloom in person. I enjoyed the link info and the photos are great.
What fun! Every time I see your photos I'm in awe of how you are able to do that, Susan. So grateful. So very grateful.
I'm sure I've not seen this one before- thanks for the link for more info.
if they were naming this now, it might be Jill in the pulpit. Jack is very handsome indeed..
I've never seen one, but have heard of it. Quite different.
Now that's just cool. I've seen and heard of them, but not in a very long time. Curious.
These are wonderful, Susan.
We have just one that comes into bloom faithfully each year, and has for many years.
Is this yours? Very curious, I have never heard the alternate name...
I haven't thought about this plant for years so it was good to see one. It's very similar to the European cuckoo-pint that grows in wet, shady woodland areas
here.
so, the bloom
looks like
it's leaf
isn't that
what God
expects
of
us?
as always, thank you BIG time for sharing His beauty thru your lens. and heart.
blessings.
Definitely a unique plant.
Such different names. I wonder if it depends on the sermon topic :)
Great pictures Susie!
I have never heard of these. But I do love the name.. Loving the photos of them...
Hugs~
I have never seen one of those. Very interesting!
Bet he preaches fiery sermons being a dragon and a preacher :)
I've only ever seen these in photo before too, never in nature... strange, wonderful plants! Your new banner is lovely, Susan!:o) Happy Day ((HUGS))
We don't have these here - our climate won't support them -- so glad you shared waht your eyes see.
I read your link but couldn't see anything that refers to "Jack" and why it got that name...Nice shots, Susan!
I've never seen one before ~ pretty!
xo Catherine
You teach me something new every time I visit I think! I don't know that I've truly seen these before? I will keep a closer look-out for them- so beautifully captured!
eat as a root vegetable...i don't think so
i love it when things
become curious-er:)
your little gentleman preacher
is charming...thanks for sharing,
Jennifer
Very unique!! But in the second image, it looks a little like a calli lily!!
Very pretty images!!
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