Seed Pod Pins and Buttons

Seed pod from Blackwater Wildlife Refuge.

A close-up of a dried seed pod black and white.

Clematis seed pod

This is a macro of a seed pod from an oleander plant, its delicacy bursting from within

Poppy seed pod, view from above

SeedPod Artwork by Stephen Hogarth Copyright Hogarth Arts 2016.

On a walk through Horizon Marsh in late November, one can still find beauty in nature despite the gray, overcast skies. The plants, their flowers spent, have left behind bright red berries for birds or intricate seed hulls unfurled, their contents scattered. ©2016 Mary R Machare

Delicate watercolor painting reminiscent of seed pods.

This design was inspired by the giant Harakeke Flax plants and their mighty black seeds in Auckland, New Zealand.

Textured papercut pattern inspired by the shape of the seed pod of an Amaryllis plant.

girl idek if i like this edit.

A Dandelion seed head to give the photo more definition the background has been changed.

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Fine art floral photograph by Alicia Bock.

Close-up of a milkweed pod burst open to reveal the silky fibers and golden seeds that will break loose and float where the breeze takes them.

Pea grows in a pod and spreads through the ground with a very beautiful color in green. Then just peel and cook! Both dry and green are very healthy and good for the body.

A dried okra pod on a white surface with seeds

Design idea taken from flower seed pods

Photographed in mid-winter is this close-up image of a cluster of milkweed seed pods, resembling a bird in flight. Illuminated by both direct & reflected sunlight from newly fallen snow, the feathery, gossamer-stranded seeds still cling to their graceful dried pods.

On a walk through Horizon Marsh in late November, one can still find beauty in nature despite the gray, overcast skies. The plants, their flowers spent, have left behind bright red berries for birds or intricate seed hulls unfurled, their contents scattered. ©2016 Mary R Machare

Fine art nature photograph by Alicia Bock featuring beautiful Lunaria pods.

Part of #100daysofbotanicalbirds project.

I took a photo while I was walking the dog - not sure what tree it is, but it drops these things onto the group - they are very spongy to walk on and I just liked the soft curvy look of them (although my friend said I should have called it "maggots" instead of nature's carpet).

Stars have been added to this dandelion clock to look like little jewels twinkling in the night.

A little sprout growing from its pod.

Two ants meeting on seed pod plant

Seemingly studying its own shadow in the snow as if it were another creature, "Me & My Shadow" captures a lone, dried milkweed pod with bent stem, bravely withstanding the elements on a cold & sunny mid-winter's day in the country. Featured message: Peace Text can be customized; card also available without message. Please contact the artist for details!

Seamless seed pods and flowers

Red poppy with pod watercolor

Small spider crawling on a seed pod in garden

Close up, silhouette, of a hanging seed pod, on a tree beside the River Avon, Stratford upon Avon, England. Canon EOS 5D Mark II Featured in the Art in Math Group !http://ih2.redbubble.net/image.11317409.0291/fp,375x360,black,off_white,box20,l,ffffff.jpg!

also, Wild Carrot, overlaid with texture.

milkweed pod with seed dispersal

A soft & golden-hued image of a large bed of burr-type seed pods of the wildflower known as teasel, photographed near the shoreline of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes). With their delicate, somewhat feathery yet rustic appearance, the teasel seed pods make an eye-catching splash of shapes against the pale meadow grass in the background. Teasel has a fascinating history... According to Wikipedia, "...Fuller's Teasel (the cultivar group Dipsacus fullonum...) was formerly widely used in textile processing, providing a natural comb for cleaning, aligning and raising the nap on fabrics, particularly wool."

Just for a moment in the silence, time stood still. The cool water of the creek glistens beyond the sunlit seed pods and in that silent moment in time, your worries are lifted and drift away, all that remains is the simple beauty of nature. Gila National Forest, New Mexico.

A macro shot of a dragonfly