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They don't just get to your market in clam shell containers. A lot of labor is involved. The colors of yellow, green and red were just too much to pass up, especially in the rain. San Luis Obispo, California.
It has wheat bran and germ, White wheat Sprouted grain, toasted walnuts, hemp seeds, and usually some black sesame seed.
This Maple Leaf tree had been cut back a bit along the shoreline, but it didn't stop new leaves from growing on the edge of a stump on the bark.
I am entering my PTS10 pillow into the Modern Mini Quilt Challenge hosted by Ellison Lane. The design was inspired by Tracey Jay's scrappy sprouts and my partner's (Mel, Crandons) mosaic and her colour requests. I thought it would be fun to make the sprouts with curves but keep them scrappy.
The Taipei 101 skyscraper, seeming to sprout from the hills. Shot from about 28km distant with 600mm telephoto.
Male Wood Duck, Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. I have absolutely no idea what Woody has in his bill. He fished it out of the lake and carried it around for a while. Then he ate it. I've asked several people what it is and nobody knows. So since it looks like a Brussel Sprout I'm going with that. ; )
Any ideas?
New! .sprout. plushie pumpkins!
Comes in 3 different colors! Each color comes with a wearable, holdable, and rezzable (1Li) version!
The Brussels sprout is a member of the Gemmifera cultivar group of cabbages (Brassica oleracea), grown for its edible buds. The leaf vegetables are typically 1.5–4.0 cm (0.6–1.6 in) in diameter and resemble miniature cabbages. The Brussels sprout has long been popular in Brussels, Belgium, from which it gained its name.
Botanic Garden, Singapore 新加坡 -- no cropping but a bit noisy.
Pls visit J's upload, i tried to match his..
went to the farmer's market today and came across a small organic farmer who had greens and sprouts i had never seen. he organizes farm to table dinners as part of Slow Food. will have to visit.
EXPLORE Feb 1
Having little fun letting this Potato sprout,
No need to toss the spuds. If you simply cut away those colored areas and any sprouts, your potatoes will be quite safe to eat.
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I was finally able to make it back up to the mountain top so that I can continue working on the Flowers series
It all looks so different up here now that things are growing and not covered in snow. I think this is the same area where I left off with Hibernation...
I'd been waiting until there were some nice detailed clouds before doing another one of these and of course they disappeared once I got up. So I did some experimenting with adding in cloud detail.
I secretly dread posting these because I have no idea how the yellowish sky looks on other computers. It usually ends up being too yellow on others so I tried to tone it down on mine. Hopefully it wasn't too much.
I just had to walk into my garden to find all kinds of choices: broccoli, Brussel sprouts and beets. Earlier in the year there would have been blueberries and blackberries. These aren't quite ready to harvest yet, too small. Hopefully they'll grow a little more soon.