PLANT SEX!
Clematis lasiantha (Pipestem Clematis) has separate male and female flowers. In this photo are the male flowers, with many pollen-producing free stamens. The counterpart are the pistillate (female) flowers (not in the photo).
Photographed in a part of the San Mateo Canyon Wilderness that's in Riverside County, but the plant also grows in San Diego County.
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And these, too, are opium poppies (Papaver somniferum), from a different garden in the neighborhood.
Some ornamental varieties look like poppies, but some, like these, just kind of look like a Fraggle exploded. #BloomScrolling#flowers#poppy#florespondence