Spider not in sight

Seed Pod in lilly pads

Sabatia macrophylla

Colourful [as yet unidentified] seedpod waiting to spring forth new life

Albizia seed pods

Photo taken along the Gibb River Road, Kimberley region of Western Australia. S38877

taken during group photography outing themed 1 metre or less

on a wattle plant at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve ACT

chinese lantern skeleton

Planeta

www.planeta.com/oaxaca-city

These are the green seedpods. Here's the same tree in with mature seedpods inMay

www.flickr.com/photos/planeta/3581908743

I'm not sure what this shrub is but it is definitely pea family.

Upton Country Park on our visit when Denise and Ronnie stayed with me in October 2009

Beautiful at every stage, these ornamental onion bulbs are a superb addition to any size of garden. At Howick Hall garden, Northumberland.

Young Asiatic Lily 'Oklahoma City' seedpods.

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H. 'Miss Saigon' is fragrant

in the sun :-))

Acacia melanoxylon

(Robert Brown)

Reino:Plantae

División:Magnoliophyta

Clase:Magnoliopsida

Orden:Fabales

Familia:Fabaceae

Subfamilia:Mimosoideae

Tribu:Acacieae

Género:Acacia

Especie:A. melanoxylon

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A seed pod on Gardenia

nasturtium pods i harvested on a walk in my neighborhood

Just liked the way they looked with the evening sunshine hitting on these locust pods when I went for a walk this evening. Soon, they will be full of large, round seeds.

Winter red seedpods

car dash in the parking lot outside Ashland Food Co-op

237 N First Street

Ashland, OR 97520

(541) 482-2237

www.ashlandfood.coop/

I love the bright pink color at the base of the flower/seedpod on this golden California Poppy.

Water garden at Surreybrooke Nursery in Middletown, Maryland.

Seedpods

Found these odd seed pods on Kilmory Beach (Argyll, West Coast of Scotland) on Sunday. They look a bit like gherkins on the outside, but the inside looks a bit like corn (is that maize in British?) The outer skin was very hard and tough and had to be cut through with a knife.

Thank you to Martin Sanford (martinsanford on flickr) for the ID.

Last year's Honesty