21 Bilder zum Thema "japanese spindle berries" bei ClipDealer

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Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae dioecious deciduous shrub. Light green flowers bloom in early summer, berries ripen in autumn and produce 4 red seeds.
The variegated leaf Japanese spindle tree hedge and berries. Celastraceae evergreen shrub. Many florets bloom in summer, and berries ripen in autumn and dehiscence to produce orange-red seeds.
The variegated leaf Japanese spindle tree hedge and berries. Celastraceae evergreen shrub. Many florets bloom in summer, and berries ripen in autumn and dehiscence to produce orange-red seeds.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany
Japanese spindle tree berries. Celastraceae Dioecious deciduous shrub. Berries appear in early summer and ripen to red fruit in autumn. The berries are poisonous but the young shoots are edible.
Euonymus japonicus with fruits grows in November. Euonymus japonicus, evergreen spindle or Japanese spindle, is a species of flowering plant in the family Celastraceae. Berlin, Germany

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