The picture demonstrates old flowers that are dying amongst the new ones. Although they are not as aesthetically pleasing, they represent insight on the circle of life of these plants. As the old ones die, they allow for the soil to produce newer and nicer flowers. As explained by the tour guide, Mark, this cycle is essential to the evolution of the garden. The same concept happens with trees. The seeds produce tiny saplings that die and fertilize the soil so that the next generation of trees can be bigger and stronger. I took a picture of this plant specifically because I find that it…