This is a leucospermum “scarlet ribbons” that I planted in my garden in January. I’ve photographed it many times since.
The point is that these tendrils are about to unfurl, creating a huge fiber-construction of a flower. I can’t wait!
Here’s another capture of the emerging ribbons:
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[…] changes! The season progresses, and the ribbons on the leucospremum start to emerge. Click here and here for some earlier photos of this plant in my garden. Here’s another view of the rib […]