POLICEMAN’S HELMET by rocserum
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Description
Himalayan Balsamis a large annual plant, native to the Himalayas (resulting in its the colloquial name of kiss-me-on-the-mountain in the UK). the flower shape has been compared to a policeman's helmet, giving rise to the alternative common name Policeman's Helmet.
Himalayan Balsam is sometimes cultivated for its flowers. It is now widely established in other parts of the world (such as the British Isles and the United States), in some cases becoming an invasive weed.
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Comments (18)
Great capture! didn't realize it had been classified as a weed?
Stunning capture my friend.
We are trying to remove this from many of our riversides and streams! But it is pretty!
Wonderful capture of this beautiful flower! :)
Lovely work~
Excellent Capture!
very pretty weed! I don't think I could classify it as a weed, too pretty! great shot!
nice!
I don't think I would put it in the same category as a weed Much too prety I think.... But anyway.........what one's weed is another man's treasure I think I have found it in this image.... Sort of reminds me of a bleeding heart but I know it's not one:( Great capture....POV and presentation Excellent presentation Hug Susan~
Beautiful photo and a very informative bit of information. Excellence, as always!!!!!
looking wonderful
Schitterende opname.
Excellent and very beautiful photography my friend....!!!
extra-super-beautiful image!
Beautiful flower and had never heard of it!
Oh, jij hebt 'm ook; erg mooi en lieflijk zijn die bloemen. De druppel vind ik hier ook zo leuk. Wat ruiken die zoet, hè?
It amazes me that some of the most beautiful flowers can be invasive weeds when they escape into countries other then their homelands! This one is a beauty!
Beautiful capture. In the Netherlands we call this plant a 'Springbalsemien' which refers to the fact that it will throw its mature seeds many meters away. The scent is very penetrating. Some will love it. Personally I detest it after having smelled it a second.