Money Plant or Silver Dollar Plant

These are not wildflowers but biennials in my garden. Each seed pod holds seeds. When the plant dies back the pods turn silvery white.

[Taffy]

This is such a healthy version! Well captured!

[Julie Ryan]

Wow I've only seen them in the dried up silver state. Very pretty!

[Dawn]

They are so pretty

[Pyrrhula]

Great capture of this nice plant . We call them :`` Judas penning `` = +/- Judas coins . After the 30 silver coins of the bibble story of Judas.

[Granagringa]

I've only seen them dried and silver as well...this is really pretty and I like how you filled the frame and kept this somewhat dark. Makes it stand out.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[katy]

I have never seen them green before! A fabulous photo of them that almost looks like stained glass!

[*lynn]

beautiful deep colors

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely full frame of Honesty (as we call it in the UK). Beautiful capture.

[Kathy A]

That’s a very interesting looking and sounding plant

[Cazzi]

Yes, in the UK its called Honesty and I'm fascinated by the paper thin seed pods.

[Wylie]

they will be lovely I'm sure

[Susan Wakely]

Lovely contrast of colours.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely capture, we call it honesty

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice shot- I always loved these leaves when they turned white when I was a child. They really fascinated me because you could see through them.

[Annette]

Would love to see them silvery white.

[Kathy]

@taffy Thank you Taffy.
@julie Thank you Julie. They are pretty in that state, too.
@Dawn Thanks Dawn.
@pyrrhula Thank you. The name you call it makes sense. Coins.
@granagringa Thank you. They seemed to have a purple cast to them when I photographed them, but that wasn't as evident in my photos.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. You know I'm sure I've had them before and pulled them up as weeds before they ever bloomed.
@lynnz Thank you Lynn. I had planned to get them in the morning, but actually think I liked this view better.
@jamibann Honesty. A nice name for the plants. Thank you
@kjarn Thank you Kathy. I take it's not one seen in Australia. @serendypyty Thanks Cazzi. I have a stalk of seeds that I've had for a number of years but can't remember where I got them. Glad I can get fresh ones. Thank you.
@pusspup The seed pods turn a silvery white and translucent when they die back.
@wakelys Thank you Susan.
@craftymeg Thank you Margaret. Funny how plants have different names in different places. I guess the scientific names are all the same.
@olivetreeann Thank you Ann. Yes they are a several season favorite.
@annette1963 I'll try to remember to take a photo when they get that way.

[haskar]

Very pretty.

[Kathy]

@haskar Thank you.

[GaryW]

Neat to see! I've not seen one in years!

[Annette]

@randystreat 😊

[FBailey]

Love this plant, it's called Honesty here and looks beautiful dried

[Mary Siegle]

Like others, I’ve never seen a growing plant, just dried and used for decoration. Interesting! Makes a beautiful picture with the little purple blossoms for contrast.

[Kathy]

@thewatersphotos They seem to like this house. I'll keep them as long as they grow.
@annette1963 Thank you.
@fbailey I like it too and I also like it dried.
@mcsiegle Thanks so much Mary.

[summerfield]

must photograph when they've turned silver. aces!

[Kathy]

@summerfield Will do Vikki. Thanks.