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Archive for the ‘flowers’ Category
3 Apr
Tombstone Rose: Cream Colour And White
Lady Banks Rose (Tombstone) as of April 3 2009
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-I planted this one here to help cover-over wire fence
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20 Dec
The Grapes of Privot?
Privet.
Sometimes a bush and sometimes a tree, depending on its landscape destiny.
It has some rather nice flower clusters in spring, and this fruit here near Christmas.
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Hi to Alphainventions drop outs? No. Drop inns. That’s the ticket.
15 Oct
Recent Photo’s from Southeast Arizona
A horse near my yard, abut 60 feet from me. Privot tree to the right.
-wildflowers of October in front yard.
-Rhus lancea I transplanted in a pot from 70 miles away at last house
-white wildflowers
20 Sep
ARIZONA PHOTO’S home grown
With the monsoon season drying up, the approx 14 inches we received left the native sunflowers shining brightly.
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There was much caterpillar damage this year. Here is a butterfly in waiting.
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- this lily was from a bulb planted
11 Sep
MORNING GLORIES GONE WILD
Desert southwest monsoon season’s morning glories from Sept. 10 2008
-and growing on the “landscapers nightmare”, desert broom, which actually can be the only vibrant green around through very dry periods.
more fields of gold
-castor bean plant with flowers
-dead cottonwood branches before meeting the ground
26 Aug
TROPICAL STORM REMNANTS LEAVE NATURE FULL–desert landscape’s
Today’s landscape photo’s
Ocotillo cactus below in wild state
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and some native wildflowers
and a cloudy days morning glories still open in the afternoon–Tuesday afternoon…
then, with all the butterfly’s this year
Today’s Viceroy butterfly. The first I have seen. No monarch butterflies, which these mimic for protective purposes. What about where there are no monarchs? Good luck on your [...]
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