Seed Pod Beginnings?
8 years ago
A bee has made itself very busy amongst my plants within the last 10 days.. I currently have 4 seed pods in various stages of maturity but only first noticed them once they were very obviously poking out amongst the flowers.. The pic is of one plant which recently dropped its flowers and now I am seeing these two pinkish growths very slowly getting bigger.. Do I see the beginning of new pod growth here?
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