While in Goldstream Park last week I noticed this little wildflower that I had not identified previously. It is called Hooker's Fairy-bell (Prosartes hookeri), named after Joseph Hooker, a renowned botanist. Those little white flowers turn into bright red berries when they mature.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Hooker's Fairy-bell (Prosartes hookeri)
While in Goldstream Park last week I noticed this little wildflower that I had not identified previously. It is called Hooker's Fairy-bell (Prosartes hookeri), named after Joseph Hooker, a renowned botanist. Those little white flowers turn into bright red berries when they mature.
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Pretty little thing.
ReplyDeleteRather interesting looking plant... and quite a name.
ReplyDeletereally nice ! so simple, so beautiful , well done !
ReplyDeletePretty flower.
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