- Indo-Pacific. Its
range extends from Madagascar, the East
African coast and the Red
Sea to Aldabra, Chagos,
Philippines Islands, the Seyc****es, the Maldives, Sri...
-
placed in Scabiosa.
Another common name for
members of this
genus is
pincushion flowers. The
common name 'scabious'
comes the
Latin word
scabiosus meaning...
-
straight styles that
jointly give the
impression of a
pincushion. It is
called white-trailing
pincushion in English. It
flowers from
August to January, peaking...
- It is
often sold as a "powder puff" cactus, and also as a "Powder Puff
Pincushion." The
plant is
protected from
collecting in the wild in Mexico. In its...
- perianths,
jointly giving the
impression of a
pincushion. It is
called Pondoland pincushion or
Transkei pincushion in English.
Flowers occur on and off between...
- 'Chegu', 'Tall Boy', 'Tide Hill', 'Winter Beauty', 'Green Mountain', '
Pincushion', 'Filigree', 'Green Velvet', and 'Sunny‑side'. In
addition to its use...
- from NSW
North Coast Hakea seed pod, ACT, Aust.
Flower of
Hakea laurina (
Pincushion Hakea) in Bonbeach, Victoria,
Australia "Hakea".
Flora of
Australia Online...
-
extinct there. The
silveredge pincushion is a
species of the
coast that is
almost restricted to
limestone ridges next to the
sea between 50 and 250 m (160...
- rest of the
flower and give the
impression of a
pincushion. It is
commonly known as the tree
pincushion in
English or
goudsboom in Afrikaans. They naturally...
- to
eight together near the end of the stems. It is
known as oval-leaf
pincushion in English, and
patrysbos or
kleinkopspeldekussing in Afrikaans. It is...
