Mimosa nuttallii, Schrankia uncinata, is also known as Sensitive Briar, Nuttall's Sensitive Briar, Nuttall's Sensitive-briar, and Bashful Briar due to its sensitive leaflets which fold when touched and and aptly named Devil's Shoestrings and Cat's claw because of its abundantly barbed stems. the ball-shaped magenta-pink flower heads of Sensitive briar resemble miniature firework explosions and bloom on sprawling or trailing 4 feet long stems. Sensitve Briar will grow best in dry to average soil and full sun on a bank , hanging over a wall, or naturalized in a prairie meadow. It occurs naturally on glades, prairies, savannas, and roadsides.
I shot this picture on the Orange Trail in Wekiwa River Basin.
Pictures of wildflowers that are Bloomin' in Central Florida will be posted here! This site was inspired by George Wallace's site called: What's Blooming Now in Middle Tennessee! Pictures will be taken with my little digital Cannon...nothing fancy, but fun!
View Wildflowers in Tennessee!
For more wildflower pictures take a look at my friends site:
http://wallacegeo.blogspot.com
George has a passion for photography and has some beautiful shots. ENJOY!
http://wallacegeo.blogspot.com
George has a passion for photography and has some beautiful shots. ENJOY!
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