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RM2X420NN–Hoffmannia congesta, Rubiaceae. Red Jungle plant, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica, Central America.
RMBXH5C3–Strawberry Spiderhead, Serruria aemula var. congesta, Proteaceae. Extinct in the Wild. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town
RF2BBB5YN–Sea blush (Plectritis congesta), John Dean Provinicial Park, North Saanich, Vancouver Island, BC Canada
RMCR5TTF–Crassula congesta turned red by lack of water and heat, Knersvlakte, Western Cape, Namaqualand, South Africa, Africa
RMF30A61–Serruria aemula var congesta (strawberry spiderhead) in bloom, a South African fynbos plant that is extinct in the wild
RM2R0KA21–Flowering Hemizonia congesta - Hayfield Tarweed in a field in California, the yellow wildflowers blanket the hills in spring time.
RME1TJ1F–Sea Blush ( Plectritis congesta ) Wildflowers, Springtime, Trail Islands, Sechelt, Sunshine Coast, B.C., Canada
RF2M97JP9–Closeup of callisia congesta plant, with thick green leaves and purple outline at the edge of the leaves.
RM2RWKEMY–Milkmaids, Burchardia congesta, a perennial, herbaceous wildflower species native to Western Australia
RFTWJ9NW–Camas (Camassia quamash) and rosy plectritis (Plectritis congesta), Camassia Natural Area, West Linn, Oregon
RF2G6EF10–Young Red-leaf Fig (Ficus congesta) tree with ripening fruits. photographed in Cow Bay, Queensland, Australia.
RF2WY0AY8–Shortspur seablush (Plectritis congesta), Rogue Wild and Scenic River, Grave Creek to Marial National Back Country Byway, Oregon
RMBXH50F–Strawberry Spiderhead, Serruria aemula var. congesta, Proteaceae. Extinct in the Wild. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town
RM2J8YCNP–A large patch of Seablush, Plectritis congesta, growing near a cliff edge on Eagle Creek Trail, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
RMF30A62–Serruria aemula var congesta (strawberry spiderhead) in bloom, a South African fynbos plant that is extinct in the wild
RM2R0KA64–Flowering Hemizonia congesta - Hayfield Tarweed in a field in California, the yellow wildflowers blanket the hills in spring time.
RM2FNY3G2–Spring wildflowers on shore of Saddlebag Island, Saddlebag Island Marine State Park, Washington, USA
RF2G6EEYY–Young Red-leaf Fig (Ficus congesta) tree with ripening fruits. photographed in Cow Bay, Queensland, Australia.
RF2WY0B02–Shortspur seablush (Plectritis congesta), Rogue Wild and Scenic River, Grave Creek to Marial National Back Country Byway, Oregon
RMBXH573–Strawberry Spiderhead, Serruria aemula var. congesta, Proteaceae. Extinct in the Wild. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town
RF2EM4E17–Sea Blush (Plectritis congesta), Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
RMF30A5Y–Serruria aemula var congesta (strawberry spiderhead) in bloom, a South African fynbos plant that is extinct in the wild
RFEYAPAY–Ball-head Cluster Lily, Brodiaea congesta (Purple) and Bicolored Cluster Lily, Brodiaea howellii (white) and Yarrow (also white)
RM2BMD2CW–Propertius Duskywing butterfly, aka Western Oak Dusky Wing, Erynnis propertius, on Sea blush Plectritis congesta, Catherine Creek, the Columbia River
RF2H7YD8W–These Black Tongue Caladenias (Caladenia Congesta) are smaller than the Pink Finger Orchids (Caladenia Carnea) they look like, but just as pretty.
RF2FA4BH1–Sea Blush Plectritis congesta, Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
RF2G6EF5A–Close up of a clump of ripening fruits of Red-leaf Fig (Ficus congesta). Photographed in Cow Bay, Far North Queensland, Australia
RF2WY0B05–Shortspur seablush (Plectritis congesta), Rogue Wild and Scenic River, Grave Creek to Marial National Back Country Byway, Oregon
RFJ1062Y–flora of Gran Canaria - Genista microphylla, locally called yellow broom or mountain broom, endemic of Gran Canaria
RMPEA4KA–Roadside wildflowers- Engelmann daisy (Engelmannia peristenia) and Caterpillars (Phacelia congesta), Burnet County, Texas, USA
RM2DMA8P9–Brodiaea Congesta, brodiaea Grandiflora, Milla Laxa (Friteleia laxa-Seubertia Laxa), Plate 112 from A. C. Van Eeden's 'Flora of Haarlem', Arentine H. Arendsen, Dutch, 1836 - 1915, A. C. van Eeden & Co, Dutch, active 19th c., Chromolithograph on paper, Disbound color plate 'Brodiaea Congesta, brodiaea Grandiflora, Milla Laxa (Friteleia laxa-Seubertia Laxa)' from A. C. Van Eeden's 'Flora of Haarlem.', Belgium, Netherlands, ca. 1881, Print
RF2EM4E0N–Sea Blush (Plectritis congesta), Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
RF2CPFP50–Sydney Australia, red berries or fruit of a cordyline congesta known as a narrow-leaved palm lily which is an australian native plant
RFEYAPAT–Ball-head Cluster Lily, Brodiaea congesta (Purple) and Bicolored Cluster Lily, Brodiaea howellii (white) in meadow in the Cathe
RF2H7YDC2–These Black Tongue Caladenias (Caladenia Congesta) are smaller than the Pink Finger Orchids (Caladenia Carnea) they look like, but just as pretty.
RF2FA4BDA–Sea Blush Plectritis congesta, Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
RF2G6EF1G–Close up of a clump of ripening fruits of Red-leaf Fig (Ficus congesta). Photographed in Cow Bay, Far North Queensland, Australia
RF2WY0B0D–Shortspur seablush (Plectritis congesta), Rogue Wild and Scenic River, Grave Creek to Marial National Back Country Byway, Oregon
RFFWCAT0–Six petalled white flowers of Burchardia congesta or Milkmaids a small West Australian wildflower growing in spring.
RFJ10640–flora of Gran Canaria - Genista microphylla, locally called yellow broom or mountain broom, endemic of Gran Canaria
RFFWD54C–Six petalled white flowers of Burchardia congesta or Milkmaids a small West Australian wildflower growing in spring.
RFREW3E0–Alpine false candytuft (Smelowskia ovalis) wildflower blooming among rocks at high altitude, Lassen Volcanic National Park, northern California
RM2A77BPJ–Tufted flowered horkelia, Horkelia congesta. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Swan after an illustration by William Jackson Hooker from Samuel Curtis's 'Botanical Magazine,' London, 1829.
RM2A77DCB–Malayan Ixora, Ixora congesta (Mr. Griffith's ixora, Ixora griffithii). Handcoloured botanical illustration drawn and lithographed by Walter Fitch from Sir William Jackson Hooker's 'Curtis's Botanical Magazine,' London, 1847.
RMH2FX2M–USA, Washington, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Rosy plectritis and common camas bloom in Catherine Creek area.
RMAPY7NH–Milkmaids Burchardia congesta flowers Ellis Brook Valley Reserve Western Australia September
RF2H7YDBJ–These Black Tongue Caladenias (Caladenia Congesta) are smaller than the Pink Finger Orchids (Caladenia Carnea) they look like, but just as pretty.
RF2FA4BCX–Sea Blush Plectritis congesta, Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
RF2G6EF48–Close up of a clump of ripening fruits of Red-leaf Fig (Ficus congesta). Photographed in Cow Bay, Far North Queensland, Australia
RF2WY0B00–Shortspur seablush (Plectritis congesta), Rogue Wild and Scenic River, Grave Creek to Marial National Back Country Byway, Oregon
RF2H0X1W1–Not Pink Fingers - these are Black Tongue Caladenias (Caladenia Congesta), which are much smaller. Found at Baluk Willam Reserve in Belgrave South.
RFJ10645–flora of Gran Canaria - Genista microphylla, locally called yellow broom or mountain broom, endemic of Gran Canaria
RF2DFXRXM–A Black Tongue Orchid (Caladenia Congesta) with a clear view of the black tongue, found at Baluk Willam Reserve in Belgrave South, Victoria.
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