at Joe and Jeannie's

It never ceases to amaze me that I can go out and around the farm and always see something I have not seen before. These seed pods caught my eye. At first, I saw one that I thought was a dead mole hanging in the tree! The outside looks more like fur than flora.

From the dracunculus vulgaris in our yard.

Seed Pod

These are weeds, but I think they're pretty. They were growing along the edge of a soybean field on Fair Street.

Fragrant H. 'Fried Green Tomatos' seedpods

H. 'Climax' has some fat healthy seedpods

today's rain

Linen-cotton fabric 50's inspired design 'seedpods in leafland', available at Spoonflower: www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1309400

Only the centers left.

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Seeds of an allium, (ornamental onion)

“All the flowers of tomorrow are in the seeds of yesterday”

Proverb

©Paul Moseley

THIS was in my front yard, right by the walk to the front door. I wonder if it embarrassed my mail carrier.

No idea what this fruit is, other than it's the seed pod of a flowering shrub. Even though they look quite nice I am assuming they are inedible.

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I'll admit I think it looks more than a little like a hissing lizard.

What is left of last summer's daisies in our rockery. Fascinating sculptures!

A shot of the sidewalk flowers at Liberty of London, August 2009

It you look at this a certain way, it looks sorta like a hummingbird (albeit a new species)

Photo by Gayla Trail

On the railroad tracks