Flowers, Gardening, Photography, Plants Chinese Lantern Date: September 18, 2014Author: SwittersB & Exploring 11 Comments Please Share: Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Like Loading... Related
I saved some seed pods from the plant. Was at an old farm, off in the tall grass, untended. LikeLike Reply
Ha! In no way. There are a couple in my neighborhood. They motivate me, but at this point in my life, I do not devote enough attention to the garden…’perhaps next year’ is a frequent refrain. LikeLike Reply
Love these plants or flowers. I have not tried growing them But…I see them when fall or Halloween comes and they make me smile. LikeLike Reply
along with Lunaria I love to dry these natural lanterns and use them in arrangements…lucky you to have some growing LikeLike Reply
Actually found them at an abandoned farm beneath overgrowth…gathered some seed pods though…maybe next year LikeLike Reply
It really was a pretty image…the poor flowers tucked away in tall grass and briars on an old farm LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
SwittersB & Exploring 
These are very interesting I’ve never seen them before! Very cool
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I saved some seed pods from the plant. Was at an old farm, off in the tall grass, untended.
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They look delicate! Good thing you saved them! Are you a master gardener?
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Ha! In no way. There are a couple in my neighborhood. They motivate me, but at this point in my life, I do not devote enough attention to the garden…’perhaps next year’ is a frequent refrain.
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🙂
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Love these plants or flowers. I have not tried growing them
But…I see them when fall or Halloween comes and they make me smile.
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Very unique for sure.
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along with Lunaria I love to dry these natural lanterns and use them in arrangements…lucky you to have some growing
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Actually found them at an abandoned farm beneath overgrowth…gathered some seed pods though…maybe next year
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BEAUTIFUL Orange color — just in time for fall 😀
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It really was a pretty image…the poor flowers tucked away in tall grass and briars on an old farm
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