Growings always ameze me.

Original growing in Mexico.

[Ann]

Nice shot.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful

[Denise Wood]

What a fascinating plant :)

[Bep]

Geweldige plant Moest de naam even opzoeken. Reuzenpaardenstaart. Familie van de heermoes?

[mittens (Marilyn)]

What an interesting and lovely looking plant. Great shot.

[Lindy]

so interesting

[Chris K]

what an amazing plant. thanks for showing us

[Sandy]

Interesting plant. Great detail in your capture.

[Irene]

Love the detail, plants are fascinating the way they grow

[Dianne]

They are rather different - nice image.

[Margo]

Facinating ? bamboo?

[Dione Giorgio]

An amazing plant. Looks like bamboo. Splendid capture. You were right about Max.

[Nicole]

very cool looking plant!

[Ivan]

Very attractive plant and POV.

[Kathy]

Well of course I had to look this up. What an interesting plant and you shot it well.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely, such an interesting shape

[Anja]

Weer een interessante plant (gras?).

[Karin Hirsch]

Beautiful photo We have equisetum growing here as well on the fields. Not that type though. Equisetum is a "living fossil" as it is the only living genus of the entire class Equisetopsida, which for over one hundred million years was much more diverse and dominated the understory of late Paleozoic forests.
I find this fact fascinating. Its a medical plant as well.

[Pyrrhula]

@khirsch . Thank you dear Karin for the interesting info. I did n`t know this .

[bruni]

Very unusual plant. Mexico..have to look out for one like it if I ever get back to Mexico.@khirsch Karin's information is interesting.

[Dee L.]

Very interesting plant. Glad you took a shot of it and shared with us.

[alia_801]

Cool patterns in those plants!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's a very interesting plant! It reminds me of bamboo but I've never seen those spindly things coming out of a bamboo stalk.

[Nina Ganci]

interesting bamboo. never seen this before

[Jane Morley]

Love the detail here . Very interesting close up.

[Vesna]

Interesting.. looks like a bamboo.