Alien Life Form

I don't have a clue what these plants are but I do like their angularity against the lushness of the more typical garden plants.
Good news! I contacted our master gardener and she told me this is a plant from the Lewis & Clark expedition. It is called Rattlesnake Master. Who knew!
Notice also the new framing choice from PicMonkey called Sketchedy. Very modern and informal.

[Missy]

I love this! I have no idea what the alien plant is, but this is a great capture.

[karenann]

What a gorgeous flower garden ... the whole composition is beautiful. Love the colors and the textures. Lovely.

[Kerri]

Beautiful! Great colors

[michelle mcintyre]

Love the whole shot - great garden - interesting looking plant ...have no idea what it is though!!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I have no idea what they are either and they don't look like a wildflower I could look up. But they sure make an interesting photograph! Nice shot.

[Allison Williams]

@ciccolella @michelle58 @olivetreeann Good news! I contacted our master gardener and she told me this is a plant from the Lewis & Clark expedition. It is called Rattlesnake Master. Who knew!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@allie912 Rattlesnake Master? My goodness that's a name!

[Louise & Ken]

And like a snake, it seems to be rearing it's many heads into your flower garden! I love the framing...ahhh, another thing to overload me with choices! Looks like fun to play with!

[Mrs. Smith]

Such an interesting plant. I really like this photo! The garden is just beautiful!

[Hillary Torrey]

Gorgeous,the plant is really unique. Draws you in.

[Terry]

such a mixture of colors.

[Missy]

@allie912 Thanks and who knew! Looking at the plant again, it does remind me of a rattlesnake's rattler...I prefer this "rattle" to the real one though. LOL

[cglist]

It's beautiful - a native prairie plant!

[Kayley]

Love the colours.