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Heath Fragrant-orchid (Gymnadenia borealis) a northern species of the Fragrant Orchid we get further south at Badrallach on the Northwest Coast of Scotland
"Chicken marinated in fragrant shrimp paste sauce and deliciously fried till crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Served with sweet chili sauce."
My Oncidium Fragrant Fantasy started blooming when I put it back outside. It was inside for over a week and it really didn't like it. It had started to drop some of the buds, so I figured it needed some outside time. I was just glad that the temps were going back up above 50.
This was a new mushroom for me. They looked good so I had to pick them since they were miles from the car. Come to find out they're probably not edible. They didn't look like a Russula species with that balled-up appearance.
Tabebuia is a notable flowering tree. The flowers are 3 to 11 cm wide and are produced in dense clusters. Well-known common names include trumpet tree, colours vary between species ranging from white, light pink, yellow, lavender, magenta, or red.
Looks superficially like a lime (Tilia) with similar bracts, but the flowers were bigger, with an overpowering lily scent. Full of bees!
Xanthophyllum fragrans
Family:Polygalaceae
Common name:Fragrant Boxwood
Individual flowers large. Petals bald, marked by purple/ mauve streaks. Stamens eight.
Endemic to NEQ. Well developed rain forest
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