"Succulents"'

Phare de la Revellata - Calvi (Balagne - Haute-Corse)

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A little corner in the Taipei Botanical Garden.

Singing Sands, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada. 24 June 2013

Plants and flowers

We hide till ready and then surprise the world, but it is really God at work.

Planta (Macro)

Plant Stands displayed at D/Code Expo 2022, Bengaluru

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Pair of plants ... texture by SkeletalMess

Playing around with pots and plants. The bench adds a little, I think.

Outdoor shot on the porch of a little shop.

Happy TGIF!

Delosperma 'Oberg'. These are very interesting succulents. Their daisy-like flowers only open in the sun.

The Physical Plant is the area of a complex or building that houses the equipment that produces the heating, air and other systems that are used. This is the "Physical Plant" in the basement of Disney's Tower Of Terror, giving access to those "service elevators". Disney goes all out when theming their ride queues.

Reached Explore September 29th, 2011 at #415. Thanks everyone!

Planta (Macro)n

Russia. Moscow.

Had the sun been shining I would not have given this area of steep bank a second glance.

A tractor pulls a drag harrow across a field in preparation for planting!

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Just about my favorite time of year...and not just because I get to enjoy Daisy in her pretty spring dresses again. But that's certainly a plus. 😘

after a long time felt urge to upload a photo :)

got this random one, on the way to my place...

South of Daggett, California

Plantas (Macro)

The Girl's Strawberry U-Pick

Planta (Macro)

Lavender Graptopetalum in my collection. Mar. 2022.

I seemed to have been on a bit of a trespassing roll last weekend. First a farmyard with a chain across the driveway and then this malting plant. I tried both main buildings on the site - the first was locked, the second open. I went in and yelled "Hello" four times, louder each time. No one came so I simply wandered around until the rain came. Once again the old adage, "tis oft times better to beg forgiveness than to seek permission" held true.

This facility has changed hands a few times since I have lived in the area, most recently to Malt Europ. A quick check on their website revealed them to be a huge international company with this particular site being their only Canadian one.

At the Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay.

Chris Heaphy created a planed whare in front of the destroyed Christchurch Cathedral in the hope of enlivening the city centre following the tragedy. It is hoped to be seen as "a hopeful presence; an affirmation of life and existence alongside acknowledgement of loss, including in its quiet relationship with the damaged cathedral...It reaffirms and celebrates Cathedral Square as a vital meeting place and a place of open, inclusive welcome."

Punk is alive... :)

This is on the plant in one of the "flower mix" pots. Taken by Edgar.

This is likely a Crimson Pitcher plant (Sarracenia leucophylla) at the Stanley Rehdar Garden in Wilmington, North Carolina.

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Swan Plant milkweed seeds and their fluffy parachutes patiently waiting for a friendly gust of wind to whisk them away.

Bee for Wing Wednesday! This little bee is more than welcome on my blueberry bush, looks like I'm in for a treat with plenty of blueberries this year. HWW

not sure what kind of plant this is, but it had a nice color, and the water on it caught my eye.

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