Plants That Produce Unusual, Distinctive Seed Pods

Plants to grow for decorative pods Post By Anne Paola (Guest Post) (03/19/2008) Thank you to all who took the time to respond. I got at least 5 new ideas for my friend. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Plants That Produce Unusual, Distinctive Seed Pods Post by Shosha (16) | (03/19/2008) Profile | Contact Money plants, chinese lanterns, teasels, milkweed, Althea, and yucca off the top of my head! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Plants That Produce Unusual, Distinctive Seed Pods Post by thriftmeg (243) | (03/18/2008) Profile | Contact Money plants produce disks that hold the seeds and go translucent when dried. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Plants That Produce Unusual, Distinctive Seed Pods Post by perfumed fan (522) | (03/18/2008) Profile | Contact How about cotton plants? They are pretty with or without the cotton. Remove the cotton and it looks like a 5-point star. By the way, the ridges on okra turn razor sharp when it dries. Handle carefully. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Plants That Produce Unusual, Distinctive Seed Pods Post by Beth - MA (108) | (03/18/2008) Contact Chinese Lanterns are awesome, but here in zone 5, they can be invasive. Echinacea has neat cones after it dies for the winter. Okra is pretty dried- I've even seen it painted gold or silver for arrangements. Honesty, or Money Plant, has pretty silver coin-shaped seeds. Those are a few I can think of right now. Hope it gets you started! Report Spam or Abuse