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May-apple (Podophyllum peltatum)

There is a group a few hundred of these growing in a ravine in my forest.
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Malik Raoulda said:

Admirable et très jolie plante...!
4 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Malik Raoulda:

Merci beaucoup, Malik.
4 years ago ( translate )

Annemarie said:

wonderful

Happy weekend:)
4 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Annemarie:

Thank you very much, Annemarie.
4 years ago ( translate )

Jaap van 't Veen said:

New life; well captured Ronald.
Happy and sunny weekend.
4 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Jaap van 't Veen:

Thank you very much, Jaap. Best wishes to you.
4 years ago

Marie-claire Gallet said:

Lovely new growth, Ronald ********************
4 years ago

Ronald Losure replied to Marie-claire Gallet:

Yes, it is so good to see new plants coming from the soil. Best wishes, Marie-claire.
4 years ago

Keith Burton said:

I love the vibrant new growth.............it looks like it has an umbrella at the top. In 50 years or so there will be a fine forest..!!
4 years ago

Ronald Losure replied to Keith Burton:

Thank you very much, Keith. Actually, there is a fine forest above sheltering this little one. Best wishes for the weekend.
4 years ago

Marco F. Delminho said:

Wie ein Sinnbild auf das Leben.

Ich wünsche dir einen schönen Sonntag.
4 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Marco F. Delminho:

Danke schön, Marco.
4 years ago ( translate )

Cämmerer zu Nau said:

Den Maiapfel trifft man in der Natur meist nur sehr selten an. Die apfelähnliche Frucht soll essbar sein. Ich hatte die Art im Garten, habe sie aber wegen der Sommerhitze der letzten Jahre verloren.
Schön, dass Du uns diese seltene Pflanze vorgestellt hast.
4 years ago ( translate )

Ronald Losure replied to Cämmerer zu Nau:

Thank you for this information, Cämmerer zu Nau. I think I have never eaten the fruit, but I remember my father telling me the fruit is edible. Usually wild animals eat it before I see that it is ripe. There is another cluster of this plant growing beside my house.
4 years ago
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