16 Bilder zum Thema "indigobush" bei ClipDealer

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A closeup of false indigo-bush in the blurred natural background with bokeh lights
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Bee with full pollen baskets on hind legs collects nectar on purple indigobush flowers
Bee collects nectar on purple inflorescence of indigobush close-up
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Pink Amorpha fruticosa flower also called desert false indigo, false indigo-bush, and bastard indigobush, with white and orange stamens full of pollen and new pink flowers
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Bee with loaded pollen baskets on purple inflorescence of blooming desert false indigo
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.
Pink Amorpha fruticosa flower also called desert false indigo, false indigo-bush, and bastard indigobush, with white and orange stamens full of pollen and new pink flowers
Amorpha fruitcosa (false indigo) flowers. Fabaceae deciduous shrub. It produces black-purple spikes from April to July. It is used for slope greening because its roots have strong fixation power.

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