Sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus)

in my sister's garden.

Dad, what is this stuff?

"Peas."

Okay, PLEASE what is this stuff?

"Peas are growing here, Clancy."

Hahaha, and what's growing way off behind me, poos?

"That's corn."

Corn? You mean there's corn in the poos? hahahahaha!

"I swear you're becoming more ridiculous all the time."

I'm becoming poo corny for you?

"Please."

You mean peas.

Hey, look what's growing over there, thank yous!

"Ay, caramba."

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Abandoned (Kemp) road, Ottawa, Ontario

385. 6yrs 41wks

Clancy's YEARBOOK 7: www.flickr.com/photos/130722340@N04/albums/72157703683494665

One of the pea flowers weighed down by the raindrops.

Tiny yellow pea shaped flowers.

Have a good one.

"How luscious lies the pea within the pod."

- Emily Dickinson

“If you don't like peas, it is probably because you have not had them fresh. It is the difference between reading a great book and reading the summary on the back”

- Lemony Snicket

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Some more sweet peas ( short stemmed )

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Taking ideas from the kitchen again this week. As I prepared my tea the other night I measured out some frozen peas into a cup. Couldn’t resist a few shots before cooking them. I did take some shots during and after but they were less inspirational

The peas have certainly had a lot of pods. They will all be picked before the really hot weather.

Our drive to the cabin was a slow one as we left early in the morning and drove for three hours in heavy fog that was like pea soup. I have not seen such heavy fog last as long as this did. Even the fog in Newfoundland was never this bad when we were there. We were so relieved when the blue skies prevailed about an hour before we got to the park and we had great weather from noon on. I love this image because the cold blue tones of winter show up on the snow while the hint of a sunrise was trying to break through the heavy fog. Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!

Fuji X-E3 plus Samyang mirror reflex lens (fixed at F6.3).

Bondi beach street art

Elk and Paddy .. looking as ready as ever!

We followed the Rogue River for part of our drive from Crescent City CA to Crater Lake OR. These pretty purple Sweet Peas were growing near the river. HCS!

Vista de la emblemática Peña de los Enamorados de Antequera

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Light on the path.

The sweet peas are planted alongside the fence that leads to our door ... their heavenly scent greets us on exit and entry. Rosa plants them just for me (so she says) because they are my favourite (along with tulips). From year-to-year we never know what colours we will get - this year we have 4 distinct colours including the 'fuchsia' that you see here. A few others from years past are in the first comment box.

- Rosa's Garden of Earthly Delights, Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -

Sweet peas and sunshine.

So much better than grey clouds, rain and a thunderstorm brewing, which is the forecast for today.

Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.

Photographed at the Des Moines Botanical Center.

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Bossiaea rhombifolia

Sweet peas posing

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These are flowers from the seeds shown germinating three months ago: www.flickr.com/photos/mikewigg/49924154976/in/dateposted-...

We have had 66 days locked-down plus 21 each of Phases One and Two, and now 44 of Phase Three: 152.

A photo of Peas Creek at Ledges State Park near Boone, Iowa.

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Variable Bossiaea

Bossiaea heterophylla

Flowers are the theme for today's photos, first an Australian native that grows either as ground cover or as a climber, the Dusky Coral Pea (Kennedia Rubicunda) grows wild where I live. This shot was taken with my phone at the road side in a state forest.

Gompholobium

Vibrant, contrasted sweet pea flower

Pea harvesting this morning near my home.

Can u see the PEA??

Daviesia corymbosa

Flowers definitely have the power to make things better. Sweet pea flower symbolizes appreciation and departure................

For Looking close... on Friday! Flower in side view

I was late in planting out our sweet peas this year and for a long time didn't think they were going to flower at all, but they did - after everyone else's had finished and they are still hanging on.

Peak District National Park

Sweet Pea | Lathyrus odoratus | Fabaceae

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2amaz

Pultenaea scabra

Miracle Plant ~ The word Aparajita means undefeated ~

~ It's Feng Shui properties are also miraculous -

Having an Aparajita in the house compound

gives the House an Invincible Aura

which transcends on to it's inhabitants as well.

~ Its roots, when grinding with vinegar and applied

on pimples, cure it within no time.

~ Aparajita is a destroyer form of Goddess Durga

that destroys the demoniacal energies.

Butterfly pea flower comes from a plant called clitoria ternatea that's native to Southeast Asia. The flowers are deep blue in color with a tinge of purple. The dried flowers are popular in Southeast Asia to color food like rice and it's also brewed in water to make a blue-colored tea. A drop of Lemon juice will turn Blue in Purple.