First we are going to start out with a solid base of different plant species commonly called “mimosa,” and then fill in with flowers whose names contain “egg” and other breakfast foods. Let’s hear some suggestions! Geographical or horticultural restrictions need not be considered.
Well, they’re not plants, and it’s not just the names that recall brunch foods but how about some chicken and waffles? You can even add a little maple syrup.
Don’t forget the tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia), and we can always use some orange and tangerine (boring, I know), a potato bush (Lycianthes rantonneti), and a sausage tree (Kigelia africana).
well then, witch’s butter can go on the list too especially if witches attend brunch. Apparently these are called Breakfast-fish which I do apologize, is not brunch.
I don’t butter my eggs but I do fry them in butter!
Literally no one put up ‘Egg and Bacon’ plant?! Common name for a whole group of Fabaceae in Australia. Most specifically Pultenea villosa and Eutaxia obovata