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.
Posts Tagged ‘photos’
20 Dec
The Grapes of Privot?
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
18 Aug
August Blooms—-Pink and rambling
I took these late, mostly to avoid the zillions of bees on them.
-evening without flash below
15 Aug
Rhus Lancia——-African Sumac
Here are a few African Sumac photo’s since I receive so many hit’s on them.
These trees sprouted from seeds several years ago. They make great shade. Cat’s climb up them when they are big. they tend to have a deep green, and yellw a bit to show a problem, usually not [...]
4 Jul
Grapes
I had all the grapes I could eat last year for a while. When I grew up in the Midwest, we had grape vines in our side yard that you could sit on (at trunk curves) and eat the grapes inside of a green tunnel. Occasionally surprised birds would see me and seem [...]
24 May
DESERT LANDSCAPES
Some desert scenes near me
Between (above) Tubac + Tumacacori Arizona and the Santa Rita Mountains
Monsoon summer sky’s from my yard.
grass in my front yard which cows and horses coveted until I fences it in t keep them all from eating everything, including roses right at the front door.
Today’s flowers at top of wash above the [...]
15 May
EVERYDAY FLOWERS
The colors were dramatic late this afternoon.
and good old fashioned hollyhocks
and by any other name; out of focus rose
14 May
ONION PIE
Onion family values.
sundown, so with flash.
poppies, with verbana and growing larkspur’s
Charge of the larkspur’s
Cat tales.
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