Post your seeds and pods

Lester Wareham wrote in post #18948778

We have a very similar bush in the U.S., called Beauty Berry, in the Verbena family. Would your's be in the same family? Ours is quite a handy little bush. The berries are edible, but don't taste very good, but make a wonderful jelly. I've tried twice, I've never gotten it to jell though. Ended up with a tasty syrup. For a mosquito repellent you can rub the leaves on your skin.

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Do you know what plant these are from?

Terry McDaniel wrote in post #18955219
Do you know what plant these are from?

Sorry, but I'm terrible with plant identifications. All I can tell you is that they were growing among wild flowers and plants.

Lotus pods. A little city lake near Clarksville, TX.

Some folks have a fear of holes, called trypophobia. If you belong to that group, I apologize in advance.

Do pine cones count? I was walking around yesterday with the M6 Mark II trying out the EFM 22mm lens (I like the lens a lot I think, seem to be pretty darn sharp). I thought the pine cones were pretty interesting and wanted to check out what the bokeh looked like on the lens.

I didn't realize the Asian Lady Beetle was there until I was reviewing the shots later.

Streetside pomegranate, presumably full of seeds

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American Beautyberry

one of our Eucalypts
This has new buds (right) and last flowers now seeds on left

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That's lovely Renata.

Pippan wrote in post #18962769
That's lovely Renata.

Thank you, Pippan!