The top side of the Bleeding Heart.
The underside of the Bleeding Heart.
They also called this plant the Jesus Christ Plant.
Can see where they got the name Bleeding Heart,
but it doesn't look anything like the plant we have here.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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11 comments:
That is really unique. I'm familiar with our bleeding heart plant but have never seen this particular one. Very pretty photos.
Now that is an appropiate named plant! Just stunning, the second photo took my breath away, I was not expecting it to look like...well you know, that!
I wasn't expecting that.
Leedra: What a beautiful capture of the leaves.
Very interesting plant.
Blessings,Ruth
That's a unique plant! Love it! Never seen one, nor heard about it before.
I wonder if I would have noticed the heart without it being pointed out to me...I would have when younger. Now, I don't know.
Absolutely grogeous. I love the leaves.
Oh I do love that bleeding heart plant. The name certainly fits.
Gorgeous... I've heard of Bleeding Heart but don't know if I've ever seen one before. WOW--it really is a 'bleeding heart'...
Thanks!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
The photos of the different stages in the Costa Rica photographs is called heliconia.
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