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Annual Honesty

Lunaria annua

Photo by AmberLundeen
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Description:

One of the many interesting plants growing in the yard of the foreclosed property next door.

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Lunaria annua

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Annual Honesty

Lunaria annua

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Comments (4)
HeatherMiller
My grandmother in the panhandle of FL says they are invasive there. They would be nice in a dried flower arrangement though.
auntnance123
They dry and last wonderfully. I picked some up out of a trash pile in Seattle, Washinton in 2009 and they are still holding up nicely.
AmberLundeen
Would they crumble if I dried them and use them indoors?
HeatherMiller
These flat disks dry and turn tan. Here's my sighting... http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/6427869

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PublishedJune 29, 2011

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