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Esposizione Mezzi e Attrezzature in Piazza Craveri
Croce Rossa Italiana
Corpo Militare
Pottering Around is offering outdoor winter container arrangements for the first time this year. Here's one we prepared earlier.
Off the second floor kitchen. It's actually five hundred degrees outside right now and my lens is fogging up...I had to water these plants before they caught fire. Crisis averted.
Due to the illnesses that have affected me over the past year and a half, in more ways than one, I haven't been doing much with my container garden. I picked up a few geraniums from Wal-Mart, but basically, all I have left are a pair of extra-hardy perennials and self-seeders.
Here, of course are one of the baskets of ivy geranium and a type of sedum I forget the name of. The leaves are not very thick, for sedum, that is. They are bright green and "serrated", with these cute little yellow flowers.
Too bad I can't get any macro shots with my cameraphone. (My Canon AE-1 needs to go to the hospital.)
[Update 6/1/2009] I just came back from a visit to my local nursery, where I found out the name of my mystery plant: sedum kamtshaticum. There's not a whole lot of nursery/gardening info that I can find online, and fewer images, so I am happy to add this ID to these photos. Most references I've been finding online pertain to using the plant for "green roof" experiments and installations. Cool!
Polystyrene foam containers, commonly known as styrofoam, will be banned in Virginia by 2025 under House Bill 1902. Photo by David Tran.
Containers, boxes, and packages. Make a photo with one or more as a subject and illustrate what they mean to you.
Not really inspired today but they do represent me and my life - laid by my beautiful girls Dolly, Daydream and Isabel they are free range and wander around our veg patch and orchard. The egg is itself a container of life!
Giornata Volontariato
Esposizione Mezzi e Attrezzature in Piazza Craveri
Croce Rossa Italiana
Corpo Militare
We built this container using some used blocks. When grown, this gloomy alley will be filled w/ large Creek Dogwoods underplanted w/ Yerba Buena.