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shadowgarden

zone 5 meadow

19 years ago

This strange thing was in a meadow three weeks ago. The point from the white ball is about 6 inches long. The long thin, entire leaves go with the flower. I never saw it open. It was there for two weeks and the next week was gone. (Could have been eaten by deer.)

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