These plants do grow in Arizona, although they are more well known from elsewhere.
You might have seen the seeds someplace besides the garden.
Do you recognize what plant these seeds are from? If you choose to, please leave a comment with your ideas.
New mystery seeds and Seed of the Week answers are posted on Tuesdays.
Edit:Â the answer is now posted.
The bird probably dropped this plant into our yard.
The dried seed head looks rather like an old mop.
When I opened them, I found these.
What do you think? Are they the seeds?
Just to be sure, this is a photograph of the seeds of this plant by Jose Hernandez (hosted by the USDA-NRCS PLANTS Database).
Do you recognize what plant these seeds are from? If you choose to, please leave a comment with your ideas.
New mystery seeds and Seed of the Week answers are posted on Tuesdays.
Sometimes the identity of the plant is a mystery to me, too.
Take this legume I found growing behind the local home improvement store.
The tree is covered with these pods.
It took me several visits over several months to finally figure out its identity. Do you recognize what plant these seeds are from? If you choose to, please leave a comment with your ideas.
New mystery seeds and Seed of the Week answers are posted on Tuesdays.
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