Castor Oil Plant by kaward
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Description
This is the plant that yesterdays seed pod came from. It was requested by jenny, to see what the plant actually looks like. This is it about 5 feet high, with huge bronzy palmate leaves. I have included a close up of a cluster of the red seed pods. The variety is called "Carmencita"
Comments (10)
Oh this is awesome and I love the colours. Good post work too. :)
Never knew that this plant looked this magnificent, I remeber being dosed up with this jollop as a kid, awful stuff eeewww!....But what a pretty plant it is, and your presentation of it is superb...well done my friend.
cool plant Is that cosmos beside it? Great pic never new these plants looked like this :)
Thankyou Thankyou Kevin. It is a beauty isn't it, and its seed pods look very enticing....So the only resemblance between the Aralia Sieboldii plant that I have is in that the leaves are also palmate, but green and glossy. It's a lovely composition here with the Bamboo, Begonia and Cosmos. You have some super plants.
Nice presentation!
Excellent capture.
Certainly a different castor bean than my mother grew. Her's had leaves nearly 18-20 inches across and dense! They stood about 5-6 feet but I never saw the seeds! This is very interesting and I also thank you for the splendid view.
superb!
Great to see the whole thing! I love the shot inset.
Sooooooooooooooooooooo beautiful ................ ROBY ;o)