I f you grew up in the '80s or '90s, you may remember cookie-sized, woody lotus flower seed pods intermingled with potpourri in grandparents' homes. But beyond the dish of dried flowers, the pods ...

Answer: The beautiful pods that are used frequently in flower arrangements are produced by the native lotus (Nelumbo lutea); lutea, as you will recall, meaning yellow.

Unattached lotus flower pods can often be along the shores of rivers. Contributed / Diane Froehlich Answer : The lotus is Minnesota’s largest native wildflower bloom, with incredible 6- to 10 ...

These are seed pods of a native aquatic plant called the American lotus.The American lotus is recognized as an emergent plant because of its ability to seemingly appear from nowhere and fill a ...