#Spiderwort

[semprvivum]

Tradescantia zebrina

[blueiscoool]

Wildflower

A pretty spiderwort in Largo, Florida.

📸 flickr

[wiley-treehouse-gardens]

[indigrassy]

Virginia spiderwort

[samirafee]

#TRADESCANTIA - SPIDERWORT💜🍃

@samirafee

[uxbridge]

More night flowers

[katacala]

3.15.24 • plant bath time! 🛁🌿🌵🪴

[lostintheuniverseslies]

A Quiet Little Seedling Plants

Chapter One (listed as mentioned)

Spider Plant

Dwarf Umbrella Tree

Alpine Sea Holly

Violet

Peony

Saguaro

Lilac

Stromanthe Triostar

Syngonium Strawberry

ZZ Plant

Heartleaf Philodendron

Spiderworts

Willow Oak

Next: Chapter 2 Plants

[strange-doors]

It's been a while, let's get back in the swing of things by drawing a sword.

[heavenly-garden]

Tradescantia ohiensis otherwise known as Ohio Spiderwort

It is a perennial herbaceous plant (Link)

[beelzebby666]

[aliensinabox]

happy internation zine month!!

this is a start of one i haven't fully fleshed out yet, i'm still newer to zine world (this is maybe my 4th practice mini zine ???) zines are rly fun and i'm excited to go to a zine fest this year <3

[falseandrealultravival]

Today's Haiku with Picture 599

Blue flower

Like a dayflower

Ephemerally

青花の

ツユクサのごと

儚げに

Spiderwort, Oyster plant

ムラサキツユクサ

(2023.04.23)

[alcnfr]

My Daughter-in-law's Spiderwort (Tradescantia spp...) is blooming nicely now...

[sireenica]

Spiderwort

Edible

Gorgous

Native

I may have postes this before.

Doing it again, cause I love spiderwort

[blackswallowtailbutterfly]

Succulents Part 10--Tradescantia

Succulents are a wide variety of plants, spanning multiple orders. Some have succulent leaves while others have succulent stems. Cactuses are succulents, but not all succulents are cactuses. Defining what exactly makes a succulent is a little tricky. For example, cabbage leaves are considered by some to be succulent, but tulip and onion leaves apparently aren't.

All photos mine. Unedited.

Spiderwort leaf shapes can vary a lot between species, but the flower shape is pretty similar: fuzzies in the middle and three petals. About half of these were taken in my grandmother's garden, and the other half (the bluer ones) from mine. Mine is a native species of course: Tradescantia ohiensis (Ohio spiderwort), which has edible parts but I haven't tried it yet. Spiderworts are stem succulents.