The picture I chose shows this dead plant composed of two branches, a thicker and shorter one and a longer and apparently healthier one. It is not at all the most beautiful spot of the garden, but it reminds me of the green asparagus that grow wild in Spain and that I used to collect when I was a child. I am pretty sure it is not the same species, as I believe the Spanish one is better adapted to hotter and drier climates. However, the asparagus plant is composed of a principal leafy plant with a stem that looks like a branch and at the side of it, the asparagus appears. This is basically what I thought of when I first saw it. By Rafael