Small, 21-Petaled White Flowers?
blakrab Centex
10 years ago
These flowers are maybe only ~3/8" across and on very long, slender stalks with equally slender "stalklike" leaves. So, it looks like these small flowers are "floating" in the air...
What is it?
(Sorry for the blurry pics...)
Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:293300}}
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