Oh, Sweet Pea

Oh, Sweet Pea

The aptly named Sulfur Pea is a small vine native to California and Oregon. Surprisingly, it seems to have few botanical uses and is simply a lovely non-invasive native plant. Lathyrus sulphureus

Categories: [Valley Oak Woodland]  [native perennials]  [wildflowers]  

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  • Stunning. All the colors work so well together. And the flowers themselves are delicate and beautiful. Nice shot.
    Sourdough Mike @ 07-21-2010
  • Am I the only one who thinks these look phallic? It's gorgeous--I love the greens--but there is definitely a phallic element...
    Elaine @ 07-22-2010
  • What a surprise. Who'd have known that Elaine had her head in the ...well, you know.
    Mindy | iPhone Photo Fun @ 07-23-2010
  • These are simply beautiful!! Love the soft colors. And - I guess I don't see what Elaine does..:-). Only nature's elegance!!!
    Marcie @ 07-25-2010
  • Delicate and beautiful. You look so carefully and with such grace.
    GJC @ 11-25-2010

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Oh, Sweet Pea

Oh, Sweet Pea

The aptly named Sulfur Pea is a small vine native to California and Oregon. Surprisingly, it seems to have few botanical uses and is simply a lovely non-invasive native plant. Lathyrus sulphureus

Categories: [Valley Oak Woodland]  [native perennials]  [wildflowers]  

Latest Comment

  • Stunning. All the colors work so well together. And the flowers themselves are delicate and beautiful. Nice shot.
    Sourdough Mike @ 07-21-2010
  • Am I the only one who thinks these look phallic? It's gorgeous--I love the greens--but there is definitely a phallic element...
    Elaine @ 07-22-2010
  • What a surprise. Who'd have known that Elaine had her head in the ...well, you know.
    Mindy | iPhone Photo Fun @ 07-23-2010
  • These are simply beautiful!! Love the soft colors. And - I guess I don't see what Elaine does..:-). Only nature's elegance!!!
    Marcie @ 07-25-2010
  • Delicate and beautiful. You look so carefully and with such grace.
    GJC @ 11-25-2010

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