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Tag Archives: Plant
Gift #470: Autumn vines
The woods in Indiana are filled with vines. They go largely unnoticed until this time of year, and then they flame red, creating a stark contrast to the brown bark up which they twine. The vines are not particular about … Continue reading
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Tagged forest, Indiana, Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Plant, Vine, Virginia
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Gift #467: Russula mushrooms
As I browse through my pictures over the summer and into fall, I must face a startling conclusion about myself. I cannot walk past a mushroom without photographing it. And I also seem incapable of walking through a forest without … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, Fungus, Indiana, Mushroom, Mycorrhiza, Plant, Russula, Symbiosis
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Gift #437: City Garden
While milling about downtown today, my mom and I came upon an unexpected pleasure. We walked by one of the local restaurants on Mass. Ave called R Bistro and noticed that they had a little patch of green – a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bee, Garden, Home, Lettuce, Plant, Raised-bed gardening, Soil
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Gift #434: More wildflowers
I’ve been admiring the late summer wildflowers. It is nearly distracting as I drive along meadows and byways full of wildflowers in bloom and seeding. In a few more weeks I’ll be distracted by the changing foliage, but that’s for … Continue reading
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Tagged Garden, Outdoors, Plant, Recreation, seed, summer, Wildflower
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Gift #416: Mossy Tree Trunks
Today we will celebrate mossy tree trunks. In shady glades with cool moist air, heavy with the scent of leaves, there you will find these marvels. Down on the forest floor, moss will cover anything with a carpet of emerald. … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, Forest floor, moss, Plant, Soil, tree, Trunk (botany)
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Gift #408: Late summer wildflowers
While on my hike Saturday, I was privileged to see stands and stands of wildflowers in bloom. along with the exposed seed pods of plants whose flowers had already faded away. I happen to think the seed pods are every … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture and Forestry, flower, Fruit, Garden, Home and Garden, Plant, seed
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Gift #398: Ripe tomatoes
Yesterday I picked some of the first tomatoes from the garden. Oh, it smelt heavenly! There is nothing to equal the pleasures of homegrown tomatoes. They taste so much better and there’s something infinitely rewarding about growing and harvesting your … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam, Garden, Garden of Eden, God, Home, Plant, Tomato, Vegetable
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Gift #371: Flower and Herb Market and Cafe
Yesterday my mom and I went to Nashville, IN – a favorite place of ours which we hadn’t visited in over 6 months! On the way there, we stopped at Bean Blossom to eat lunch and browse the gardens at … Continue reading
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Tagged flower, Garden, Herb, Home, Home and Garden, Indiana, London, Plant
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Gift #365: Rock gardens
I love succulents. And I love rocks. And I have a hard time imagining what could be better than a garden filled with tons of succulents and wildflowers tucked among rock outcroppings. Fortunately there is such a place – it … Continue reading
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Tagged Colorado, Denver, Denver Botanic Gardens, flower, Garden, Home, Plant, Succulent plant
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Gift #363: O’ Fallon Perennial Garden
After a brief hiatus, I’m back to blogging about flowers again. But I just can’t help it – they’ve been so beautiful this year. And a great place for looking at flowers is the O’Fallon Perennial Garden at the Denver … Continue reading
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Tagged Colorado, Denver, Denver Botanic Gardens, Garden, Plant
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