Nicandra physalodes by dochtersions
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Description
Hello friends,
The original photo I've taken in the early morning light, as you can see.
This is the, still unripe, fruit.
Because we are not sure of this berry species, are standing below:
Left side the purple flower.
Middle one the fruit.
And a branch of the bush on the right, which is about 1.50 meters high.
Does anyone know if you can eat these fruits?
We couldn't find anything about this purple species. (there was only info, about them with yellow flowers), maybe someone knows more?
!!!----(THANKS TO Andrea we got the right name of this plant)----!!!
This bush came suddenly one year ago in our garden. This year they have increased.
Thank you very much for your time, your comments, fave's, and everything else. ;)
Dear Karel, thanks for your help, in placing the small pictures below.
On my own, it was not succeeded so perfectly ♥
Comments (36)
Marvelous and splendid images my dear!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
very beautiful flowers/macro
Very crisp and beautiful light!
I really don't know what you have here. It reminds me of what we call a tomatotillo (spelled something like that, :0). The gooseberries I have seen are a spring fruit. But what do I know. You have taken a shot that I envy---glorious light and beautiful color. I am filled with wonder!
Lovely render
fantastic shot dear Mies!
Nicandra physalodes. have a 'Google', lots of information online. Be careful, don't be tempted to eat those fruits, they can cause tummy upsets! It has become a nuisance on the allotments up the road, but it's very beautiful.
Lovely images Mies but I am not able to advise. Best not to try eating them.
je ne sais pas ce que c'est!!!mais je sais que la photo est bonne:par contre!!
Fascinating to read all about this Purple wonder! Great capture and info Mies!
Very nice shot Mies.
very interesting and wonderful photos!
mooie foto's (vooral de grote met dat tegenlicht)en Karel heeft ze mooi samengebracht; ik heb geen idee van naam of eetbaarheid, maybe Andrea knows more ?
Amazing work, love the light!
If anything, I'd find an expert around town and either take them a sample of this or see if they would come out to identify it for you Great capture though
Very, very beautiful photo, excellent lighting my friend, well done!
Wonderful capture! If you've never seen this fruit in the stores anywhere, you might want to think twice before you try it. ;)
Well you've got a few mixed comments on if you can eat it or not... LOL I would be careful there, the flower from them sure are pretty though..
Beautiful capture. Ideal lighting and focus. I would hesitate before eating this, it might be fine but if it isnt then you could get very sick. As a rule i dont tend to eat anything i can't pronounce :-)
Splendid capture, Mies! :)
FANTASTIC COLLAGE GREAT FLOWER
Beautiful capture.
May be a parasitic plant that landed in votrejardin, pousséepar the wind in the state of seed! Beautiful photo montage!
fabulous collage!!
This is simply beautiful Mies, you are amazing at capturing nature in this lovely way
look like a spider beat you to this one. i would not eat them unless i know for sure.
I am glad Andrea helped you correctly identify this plant. No don't eat it.. and look out could be invasive. This is a great collage of photos!!! :) A unique plant.
Very interesting and complicated looking plant. Beautifully presented but I have no idea what in the world it could be. He obviously likes you since he's just moved in to your garden and is bringing the rest of his family too. Lol. Wonderful shot.
Very beautiful flowers/macro !
It's always a pleasure to learn the latin names of plants... beautiful photo btw.