Seed pod identifcation
xjones
10 years ago
I tried looking on SeedID and the UK seed websites and I can't seem to find a match with this seed pod. A friend found it in a planter. I believe she lives in Oakland, Ca.
Any help identifying this would be great, it's so colorful and interesting!
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