The rarest wild flower in the world
October 6, 2001 9:30 PM Subscribe
The rarest wild flower in the world is the Australian white waratah. Only a single wild specimen is known and its location is kept secret. Commercial versions have been cloned from the lone wild plant, and its cultivation is becoming quite popular.
a flower just as rare at the local rain forest just went extinct. oops, another just died, and another, and another, oops, oops...
it's be nice if all flowers had legends that people of european descent learned about and went after for kicks.
damn, i sound so bitter, i didn't mean for it to be so. go waratahs.
posted by elle at 2:08 AM on October 7, 2001
it's be nice if all flowers had legends that people of european descent learned about and went after for kicks.
damn, i sound so bitter, i didn't mean for it to be so. go waratahs.
posted by elle at 2:08 AM on October 7, 2001
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posted by whatnotever at 10:15 PM on October 6, 2001