Arisaema Triphyllum ( Jack in the Pulpit )

On roaming in the garden -- ( no it is not that big !!! ) I came across this neat cluster of Jack-in-the-pulpit inviting me to take a photo of them . They all stood proud , tall and perfectly still for me . Rather poisonous little fellows - even the birds leave them well alone !

[Wylie]

Never knew what it was called. It certainly seems invasive and robust! lovely colourful shot.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot . Lovely berries.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh the colour of those is great!

[Maggiemae]

Nicely portrayed in just the right way - the berries are unknown to me and quite amazing!

[Shirley B]

Such a lovely colour and so nicely captured.

[Babs]

What an interesting name for a plant.

[Lou Ann]

So so beautiful! Love your framing also.

[wendy frost]

Great capture with the bright colours. Looks lovely in the frame .

[Peter Dulis]

very creative

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great details in this.

[Bep]

Lovely edited, beautiful berries.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Lovely capture and presentation. FAV

[Margaret Brown]

Super details and colour, they are unusual too

[Judith Johnson]

They may be poisonous but aren't they attractive? My friend has these in her garden, I had no idea what they were called. Nicely presented Beryl

[Nina Ganci]

beautiful capture and edit

[carol white]

Beautifully presented.Fav😊

[Pat Knowles]

Jack in the pulpit……that is a name I have never heard before! Strange how these old names are coined….winder how it got that name. We had them in the front garden at the farm but as they are so poisonous I used to cut then down for safety.

[gloria jones]

Super image

[Rosie Kind]

They do look great though. We have some in our garden too

[sarah]

pretty

[Carole Sandford]

A lovely bright colour!

[Phil Howcroft]

beautiful colours and composition beryl

[Shutterbug]

Very interesting looking non-edible fruit. Love the comp and framing.

[Donna]

Love this! Have not seen it before--will add it to my list to research for next year.

[Lois]

Lovely little group!

[tony gig]

Wonderful...fav

[Sh]

We have these in our hedge too.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Heather]

What a great image! (This is definitely a new one for me)