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01/28/2012 08:22:25 PM · #1451 |
nope not toothpicks
Message edited by author 2012-01-28 20:22:45. |
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01/28/2012 08:47:24 PM · #1452 |
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01/28/2012 09:03:35 PM · #1453 |
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01/28/2012 09:14:07 PM · #1454 |
Originally posted by Cory:
bamboo skewers? |
The pointy parts are indeed bamboo skewers, however, they are not used as such in this. |
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01/28/2012 09:20:10 PM · #1455 |
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01/28/2012 09:32:13 PM · #1456 |
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01/28/2012 09:48:48 PM · #1457 |
ancient Chinese torture device!
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01/28/2012 10:09:45 PM · #1458 |
Originally posted by Cory:
Knife holder. :) |
Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! |
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01/28/2012 10:12:35 PM · #1459 |
| Yay! Someone post one... I'm feeling much too lazy right now.. :) |
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01/29/2012 12:12:02 AM · #1460 |
Originally posted by Cory:
Yay! Someone post one... I'm feeling much too lazy right now.. :) |
Here ya'all go... this might be easy, or it might not.
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01/29/2012 12:39:38 AM · #1461 |
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01/29/2012 12:51:35 AM · #1462 |
Originally posted by Cuttooth:
looks like a bromeliad |
yes yes it does!
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01/29/2012 08:32:27 AM · #1463 |
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01/29/2012 11:43:46 AM · #1464 |
It is a flower, however it is not a bromeliad (though that is a very good guess, a resemblance I hadn't thought about). If you've seen this plant in bloom, (and I'm sure most of you have) you might not immediately recognize the blossom as being the same as the one shown.
Oops, ETA also not a strawflower, nor related as far as I know.
Message edited by author 2012-01-29 11:44:49.
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01/29/2012 12:33:03 PM · #1465 |
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01/29/2012 12:57:23 PM · #1466 |
Originally posted by KarenNfld:
Dahlia? |
Nope. No one is on the right track yet.
Another hint: this plant is relatively common, but "underappreciated"
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01/29/2012 01:08:13 PM · #1467 |
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01/29/2012 01:13:06 PM · #1468 |
Originally posted by Kelli:
Is it aloe? |
Nope.
ETA: not the right track.
Message edited by author 2012-01-29 13:13:25.
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01/29/2012 01:15:12 PM · #1469 |
Additional hint:
This plant grows in nearly every corner of North America. It grows from the shores of Hudson's Bay to Hawaii, from California to Florida. But it is (almost?) never cultivated.
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01/29/2012 01:19:04 PM · #1470 |
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01/29/2012 01:20:55 PM · #1471 |
Originally posted by Kelli:
How about a cactus? |
Good guess. Not a cactus, however a physical encounter with this plant might evoke a similar reaction as a physical encounter with a cactus!
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01/29/2012 01:33:24 PM · #1472 |
| is it an artichoke flower? |
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01/29/2012 01:34:18 PM · #1473 |
Originally posted by Cuttooth:
is it an artichoke flower? |
Nope. Remember, rarely if ever cultivated.
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01/29/2012 01:34:53 PM · #1474 |
Here's an alternative view:
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01/29/2012 02:00:29 PM · #1475 |
a type of protea?
edit...alternate guess, some kind of flytrap?
Message edited by author 2012-01-29 14:13:24. |
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