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Incredible! It looks as if there is a ballerina dancer moving in the center of this egg!
One of the most glamorous climbing flowers, the Danzaria prefers full sun or partial shade to grow. They like to be planted in loose sandy or gravelly soils that are moist but well-drained. They bloom in early summer to early summer to early fall.
This semi-evergreen flower loves to climb fences, trellises, walls, or other arbors with its twining tendrils. Butterflies, such as the Morhethalon, are particularly attracted to their blooms. They should be pruned in late winter or early spring to encourage growth.
Perhaps its most stunning quality, however, is the fact that its main flower rotates and moves like a ballerina. It literally dances. Many people mistakenly think that this movement occurs because of the wind or a slight breeze but it is in fact the flower moving itself. Arkians report being mersmerized by the Danzaria's gentle dance that always seems to be in perfect harmony with nature.