Absolutely stunning rose, if this was in my garden, I’d be staring at it every day. From Nightjar: And here is the rose whose story I told in TNET 21. I love it so much, I find myself stopping to stare at it every time I go to that corner in the garden. Definitely click for full size!
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The ‘Eye of Elm‘ is actually ‘Eye of Ash’. Ooops. Here’s more of the Ash, and Linden Blossoms. In the first photo, the window at the top right is my apartment. Click for full size.
From Giliell, click for full size!
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I had a nice, long wander all around the Cancer Center today, as it was closed. Some rocks & leaves to start. The 2nd photo are rocks I’ve been putting aside in a space by the Entish Dragon Elm, I go out and sit there every day for a while. Click for full size.
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There’s a lovely old Elm outside the apartment complex, this is a bit of it. Click for full size.
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Milkweed
Milkweed, before the autumn fuzzies set in, ©voyager, all rights reserved
It’s a beautiful morning so Jack and I set out early trying to beat the anticipated heat and we came upon some glorious milkweed. We didn’t see any butterflies, but the Monarchs love this stuff so I think they may have been hiding from the large snorfling dog.
From Kestrel, click for full size!
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From Chigau: Anyone know what this is? It’s about 15cm across. Click for full size.
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My latest flowers from Rick. Does anyone know what the pink berries are? They have a camphor-ish scent. Click for full size.
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From Giliell, click for full size! Oh, that last shot, love.
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It was a dull and drizzly day and the air was so humid that it felt like we were walking in a dishwasher.
At the Park
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Some potatoes have lilac colored blossoms, I do not know why. It does not seem to be entirely dependent on which variety it is, since there are both white and lilac in one row and that row allegedly contains only one variety. My suspicion is however that my dad mixed up the tubers inadvertently and that the lilac blossoms are those from the red potatoes (I do not know the exact variety we bought this year).
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Reed, Yucca, Grass, Water. Click for full size.
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