Flowers and other Flora

chrysoberyl,
They are a variety of these plants, I think all are edible, but the only one I planted doesn't yield fruit of value. The good ones are called passion fruits. I once consumed almost a whole jug of said juice, it was that good! Sadly, it was in Vietnam and not in the US.
-r

chrysoberyl said:
lion rock said:
Very nice chrysoberyl!
And fragrant as well. Though these grow like wild fire, spreading all over the place.
Is this an editable variety?
-r

chrysoberyl said:
I'm sure there are several of these in this thread, but it is a favorite of mine.

Thank you! I have been told these 'Maypops' are edible, but they don't look appealing to me. And the Gulf Fritillary Butterfly clearly oviposited (note the chewed leaves) this specimen extensively. Butterfly eggs - yuck!
 
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Doesn't look appetizing at all, I don't think I'll attempt to try it at all. No thanks 8).
Ok, I'll go there later today to find out what the plant is, if listed. There are art works (friend's :) ) there I'd like to see anyways.
-r

edit: I just went to check at the horticultural garden but the name was not listed. However, visitors said it could be some kind of prairie thistles. That gave me an entry point to google. Looks like a "Cynara cardunculus" plant.
A new shot is added.

Ryananthony said:
lion rock said:
Another strange one.
-r

Can you eat it? It looks like I should be able to peel it and eat it.
 

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