Dutchman’s Pipe by danapommet
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Description
This flower belongs to "Aristolochia", a large plant genus with over 500 species. Collectively known as birthworts, pipevines or Dutchman’s Pipes. They are widespread and occur in the most diverse climates, but they are not native to Australia.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana
PS: Yesterdays posting was a farming plough. It was pulled by an animal, like a horse, and the farmer guided the plough, through the fields, to create rows to sow his seeds. Not fun when he hit a large rock.
Comments (19)
Heyyy ...I knew that on your last upload....cudos for me!! ...This is a great shot ...love the clarity and sunshine in this!!
Forgot to mention that this was taken in the gardens outside Butterfly World, Coconut Grove, Florida. Dana
What an unusual flower! Very cool, and an excellent shot!
wonderfull shot dana x
Wow, I've never seen one of these--great shot!!
Unusual flower I saw one of these at a show last year, thanks for the info.
I HAVE A DUTCHMAN PIPE PLANT AND IT'S BLOOMING NOW IT'S REALLY A COOL PLANT THE RAINS ARE HERE AND IT LOVES IT.BUT MY BLOOMS ARE BIG AND FLAT LOOKING YOU REALLY HAVE TO LOOK TO SEE THE OPENING.GREAT SHOT++5
i have an aristolochia,too.the flower is particular and the fruit reminds me of beans
nice plant I don' see in my country ! great capture
First I have ever seen of this Dana, great shot my friend.
Wow! what an interesting plant And you took a really nice shot of it too. Have a great weekend Dana. :)
superb capture, never seen here!
Well seen. It could be :)))
Superb!
I can see where it gets its name, certainly looks like a pipe. Unusual flower.
great capture!
this is a pretty flower lovely shot !
Dana, another wonderful image of a peculiar, yet fascinating flower.We've not seen this one before. The markings on the flower reminds me of some the pitcher plants that occur in the carniverous plant varieties.
great capture