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Century Plant (Agave americana)
For my 100 Flowers Project - 2025
You may remember I posted a couple of images of this Century Plant in bud back in December. I noticed this morning that some of the clusters have flowered. So of course I had to include it in my 100 Project - it will be a long time before it flowers again.
These flowers are from a potted plant I had last summer. I named her Ruby-Anne. (Yes, I name my plants. Artists are allowed to be a bit crazy.)
Two years ago I took cuttings from my succulent plants. Both varieties are doing well but I just love how beautifully the Christmas cacti have flowered.
Make for the Vivid Art Mannequins challenge
(source of mannequin photo: www.flickr.com/photos/fontplaydotcom/sets/)
I took these on one of my frequent visits to East Perth (an inner city suburb of Perth). I visit a friend in the area and then walk into the city taking photos as I go. In this instance I was carrying a Canon G9X compact camera which can fit in the palm of your hand. Ive always been impressed with how good the photos are with this camera. In this instance I ducked into a laneway and took this image. It is a shame that someone has tagged over the top of the art.
Coreopsis grandiflora (large-flowered tickseed) in my backyard. This plant was very accommodating. It gave me many pictures that I was happy with.
I'm going to the Country, Tomorrow, in a small village, for 3 days.
here is a "Curiosity" of this Village !!!
Shot in Germignonville - Eure-et-Loire - France -
An abundance of many different beautiful flowers in the new meadow at the Palace at Kamieniec.
Nikon D7100 & Tokina 12-24mm lens
Away until 18th September.
Arrowleaf balsamroot and sagebrush grow right up to a fence on the edge of a field in the foothills of Bear Lake Valley, Idaho. HFF.
Polaroid archive from the 80ties
This one was taken by me before my ten years old. :-)
#roidweek2016
LA: Anemone narcissiflora
EN: Narcissus-flowered anemone
DE: Narzissen-Windröschen / Berghähnlein
HU: Nárciszképü boglárka
A very beautiful and relatively large alpine flower.
Loves moist, chalky soils, and heights.
Endemic to Europe, Asia and North-Africa. Mainly in mountain areas, and on the tundra as well.
In Germany the plant is on the red list of endangered species. Strongly protected.
On the Jägerkamp, at 1.700 m altitude. Near Spitzingsee, Germany.
I believe this interesting wildflower is a Yellow-Flowered Lupine, found in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I'm not sure, though, so alternative identification opinions would be welcomed!
Credits:
Coco:
Body: Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V5.0
Hair: MINA - Celeste - MINA VIP excl. group gift
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In addition:
Lighting: LUMIPro HUD V3 Versión 18 V1.
Backdrop: Synnergery - Island Retreat Backdrop
Pose: Coco & Lee Studio
Location: Natural Naughty Gallery
[Sfocato Floreale - 1 > 花模糊1 > Цветы с размытия 1 > ブラーと花1]
Location: Carpi (Italy).
Subject: A picture taken during an event I attended as official photographer.
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Sweet and lovely, small-flowered columbine (Aqilegia brevistyla) are blooming in the woods, mostly in popple groves and fairly open areas. They naturalize easily in my gardens, from seeds harvested in the wild.
Tiny flowers, perhaps 2.5 cm, one inch across.
Farthest north columbine species on the planet, in my part of Alaska as well as parts of north and western Canada.
Sussex
Finding orchids often involves a lot of detective work and in this case, a series of clues led me to a particular roadside verge where this scarce Helleborine could be seen. Most had already gone over but after walking for 2 miles or more, I eventually found this one perfect specimen just feet from where I'd parked.