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This harvest abstract is based on a photo that I captured of an autumn grapevine in Castle Combe, UK. It was a glorious sunny day which presented a challenge to my camera. I took my photo which was very contrasty with blown out highlights to Deep Dream Generator and Topaz Studio to render a distillation of what I saw in my mind's eye.
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Grape Mahonia has its blue, Autumn berries at present and some rich red and golden leaves. It also has green leaves, buds and yellow blossoms. It gives all the seasons at once. As shot.
Oregon grapes, that is. This golden-crowned sparrow was perched on the flowers of the Oregon Grape, snacking away. (Oregon grape is a type of holly)
I love grape hyacinths, but they never seem particularly happy in our Southern California climate. Mine never grow as large and lush as the ones I see in Canada. Still, this little one comes back and blooms every year in winter.
Grape hyacinth (Muscari armeniacum) is often the first bulb-type flower to show its blossoms in your garden in spring. The flowers look like clusters of little pearls, blue and white. They usually carry a mild fragrance.