La dernière fleur de la passiflore

Thanks, Marko, that's interesting, but this flower has no thorns...

With a help of google translate. ;)
"The name passiflora comes from the Latin word "Passio", because the flower was described by the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century as a symbol of the "Passion of Jesus". The parts of the plant symbolize different aspects of torment, where the tendrils represent whiplash. The crown of thorns is represented by 72 stamen filaments. The lower five stamens symbolize the five wounds of Jesus. The red spots show the drops of Christ's blood, and the round fruit the world that Jesus came to save."

This is fascinating. Thank you Marko for taking the time to explain everything, I learned something new.

welch ein Prachtstück