A branch of capers: truly wonderful buds.
Having a plant available, it is easy for me to photograph a branch of capers.
As you can see, the capers sprout at the tips of the branches and slowly bloom.

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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Canon EF 40.

The caper (Capparis spinosa L., 1753) is a small shrub or branched subshrub with a prostrate-drooping habit. The buds of the plant, called capers, are consumed, and more rarely the fruits, known as cucunci. Both are preserved in oil, vinegar or salt. The habit is tufted, with a stem that immediately branches and branches that are woody only in the basal part, often very long, initially erect, then creeping or drooping.
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