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Stinking Iris Berries


I'd never even heard of this plant until I spotted these berries whilst on a walk last week. After a bit of research I discovered they were the seed pods of a wild flower called Stinking Iris, named because apparently the flowers smell like meat that is slightly "off". Lovely!
I decided not to keep any seeds for the garden.....................
I decided not to keep any seeds for the garden.....................
Karlena, Andrea Ertl, Diane Putnam, trester88 and 33 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Fantastic capture, Keith
Thanks for the information, too
As for other stinky flowers, we have a bush that grows in our area called buckbrush which flowers with an overwhelming, cloying stench, the smell of decaying old-lady's perfume. BLECH! I've rid the property of every one that I can get to, though our hillside still hosts at least several acres of them. Stinky flowers indeed.
I LOVE your picture though! What gorgeous berries!!! And how they are bursting through the pod, it's just dynomite! :D A veritable berry explosion! :D Outstanding!
P.S. I posted one of my ivy pictures! I hope you don't mind blushing... :)
Keith Burton club has replied to Janet Brien clubwell done Keith
Happy new week:)
I once saw a flowering titan arum (the largest flower in the world) in our botanical gardens, the rotting meat smell was so overpowering that I had to put all clothes straight into the washing machine;-)
Keith Burton club has replied to Gudrun clubHealthy week ahead.
Keith Burton club has replied to Amelia clubKeith Burton club has replied to Horizon 36 clubThis would fit in with one of the challenges we are running and I think you’d like the macro group . I’ll invite you Keith and you can think about joining us, we’d be very pleased.
Keith Burton club has replied to JanI'm flattered to be asked to join the group.........but I have to decline I'm afraid. I try and avoid challenges etc and besides that I barely have time to keep up with my contacts and the groups I'm already in..........sorry, but thanks for asking :-)
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