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Why some flowers change color after pollination

Why some flowers change color after pollination

in Exploratory Gardening, Garden Design, Outdoor Gardening, Plant Care Techniques, Plant Types and Uses, Sustainable Gardening April 19, 2024 by Christian

A spring shade bed can look as if it has learned to blush and cool at the same time. Lungwort opens with little pink bells, then the older flowers nearby settle into violet and blue. The spotted leaves are pretty enough on their own, but the flowers make the plant look like a small calendar. One cluster can hold yesterday,…

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