Results: Skeleton Flower

Say hello to the Skeleton Flower, a white woodland blossom whose petals turn crystal clear when they make contact with water. Diphelleia grayi, the scientific name of the Skeleton Flower, can be found in only three parts of the world. The plant grows on moist, wooded mountainsides in colder regions of Japan, China and the Appalachian Mountains in the United States, and is instantly recognizable by its large, umbrella-like leaves. When the the leaves dry out, they turn back to being white. In regards to this flower, check off what is true for you:

If you're in the designated area of the U.S., where these flowers are grown, have you ever tried to grow them yourself?

If you had these flowers, would you want to watch them turn from transparent to white again?