The Dandelion Tree. (Sonchus Fruticosus). by jayfar
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Seen at Rosemoor, a first for me!
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Comments (25)
what a special stunner! never seen one before! fantastic capture showing great details and the shadow! ;o)
never seen one of those before Jeff
How extremely peculiar!
A first for me too.
First for me as well...
I have not seen also. all the ones here are short. outstanding foto
Well, I never! Now that's a unique find and photo.
Beautiful picture Never seen also.
Amazing for me too. Marvelous capture my friend !!!
A first for me also Jeff, thanks for spreading the news.
Interesting shot. The first for me too, though to tell the truth I like them more just growing in grass.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
AW! What a sight. A big surprise :-) Beautiful shot too :)
Nice shot!
Excellent work and perfect realisation
Wonderful subtle colors. A very peaceful plant
And a first for me too; who knew? Wow, that's all we need, the little ones are bad enough popping up everywhere, can't imagine if they were trees! Great capture!
that is strange, nice capture
Quite good composition :)
nice
What a great find! I had no idea they could grow this large. I spent much of my childhood pulling them out of my parent's lawn.
And a new one to me as well Jeff, a Dandelion tree huh? Well I never! Good shot, thanks! Rob
LOVELY
What a very special plant and photo, Jeff. Of course, I too have never heard of this kind of Dandelion, and I now have read about it, that it grows only high in mountains, there where less people live, except older peoples who use this plant. What I've learned too is, that the word dandelion comes from the French "dent de lion" meaning "lion's tooth" because of its long, coarse-toothed, leaves. It's great that you have posted it, Jeff.
A great shot and I am as surprised as you! Maybe grown near a nuclear facility! :o)