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I wanted to take a photo of Einstein, the guinea pig, but then Tofu decided that he looked better in this set-up. He was probably right although I took a capture of Einstein too after Tofu had left the scene.:)
Rath Yatra was first started by Ganga Dynasty of Oddissa in 1150AD.
The Rath Yatra festival is usually celebrated every year, and to commemorate the celebration, large chariots are pulled through the streets to signify the annual journey of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and their sister Subhadra to their aunt's temple, the Gundicha Temple, in Puri, Odisha.
This is a picture of a local Chariot in our place in west bengal India!!
The River Ness flows from Loch Ness through Inverness. There are lovely walking trails by the river and on the islands. This view shows some of the historic stone buildings with a tower, many arches and some bow windows.
Taken at the Queens Zoo...
Dating back to 1665, this statuesque Crown Imperial has a prominent cluster of up to ten pendant, bell-shaped, burnt orange, flushed red flowers with intricate veining under a showy hat of upright foliage atop a strong, almost pole-like, stem. Lance-shaped foliage adorns the lower portion of the flowering stem. Make sure to appreciate its interior beauty: each flower has hazy garnet-edged ivory nectories that look like eyes, and prominent, long, decorative anther-tipped stamen and pistils. Fritillaria imperialis (Crown Imperial) were native to the western Himalayas as far back as 1590. Deer- and rodent- resistant, the bulbs have a rather unpleasant funky, skunky smell. You’ll need about four bulbs per square foot. Bulb size: 20 cm/up. Full to dappled sunlight. Bloom time in horticultural zone 5: April/May. Plant 6" to 7" deep and 8" to 10" apart. HZ: 5-8. Height: 36".
I wish these were in my garden!!
I stumbled across this interesting sculpture garden in one of the front yards during my walk.
Many thanks to all those who view, fav or comment my pictures. I very much appreciate it.
Mein Name ist Dahlie
Meine Farben- und Formenpracht ist die reinste Augenweide und kennt einfach keine Grenzen. Ich bin eine Dahlie (Dahlia) und komme ursprünglich aus den Hochebenen Mexikos.
In Südamerika war ich lange als Nahrungspflanze bekannt, denn meine Knollen lassen sich ähnlich wie Kartoffeln zubereiten und essen. Mit der Zeit geriet das jedoch in Vergessenheit.
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filled with sedum, in my garden...
Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you liked this image... these plants have lived in these small decorative cans for years!!
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"Barn Quilts: and patriotic display viewed in Lebo Kansas at the Lebo Garage.
В 1615 году живший в Мексике испанский врач Ф. Хернандец впервые описал георгины. В его трудах они носили местное название "акокотля". Описание сопровождалось рисунками простой и полумахровой георгины. В 1787 году директор Мадридского ботанического сада А. Каванилла из семян, присланных ему из Мексики, получил цветочные растения, которые он назвал Далия (Dahlia) в память шведского ботаника А. Даля, ученика К, Линнея. Из Испании георгины попали в Англию (1798 г.), во Францию (1800 г.) и одновременно в Германию. В 1803 году немецкий ботаник Карл Людвиг Вильденов назвал мексиканское растение "акокотля" по-новому — Георгина (Georgina) в честь своего друга, петербургского ботаника Иоганна Готлиба Георги.
The Woodlands, Texas - During the pandemic lockdown. Decorative artificial flowers. Solitary Sunday morning walk.