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Category: plants

Plant symmetry – or not.

Same plant: leaves with 7, 8, and 9 ribs.

doug plants Leave a comment March 26, 2023October 12, 2024 1 Minute

Mushrooms

A happy little family in a cow pie.

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Palm fronds – yikes.

Friends got their palm trees trimmed. I’d never seen an unopened palm frond up close. Very solid, and probably weighs 20-30 kg. I conclude that having a palm frond fall on you would be a very unpleasant experience, at best.

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Pretty flowering bush

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Cactus flowers

I posted a picture of the first cactus flowers in December 2020. Now others are getting in on the act. I guess this will be an annual thing from now on?

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Persistence

Two days ago, on the dog walk, Syd stomped this plant flat to the ground. Because he knew what would happen.

And it did.

doug plants Leave a comment November 4, 2022October 31, 2024 1 Minute

Melting tree?

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Brilliant yellow flowers

Trying to see if I can capture the brilliance of these flowers on an overcast day without going crazy with Pixlr filters. Result: not really.

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Flowers and shadows

Flowers in the afternoon sun, on the dog walk.

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Springing to life again

I cut open a squash, itself from a volunteer plant, to discover it starting all over again.

The next day, an equally enthusiastic onion.

Must be spring.

doug plants Leave a comment September 13, 2022October 12, 2024 1 Minute

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