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I buy only the sprouted seeds, they're cleaned and ready to cook.
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This "mother of thousands" kalanchoe plant was left in the garage for a few weeks during the coldest part of the winter. Now we see that the little plantlets along the edge of the leaf, which normallly fall off and sprout, have sprouted without falling off the "mother" leaf. Interesting...
This garlic was lurking in the back of the fridge, I thought it was worth a photo before it went in the bin.
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Attractive Grooved Bonnets (Mycena polygramma) sprouting from under a small log. Found in the woods Near Bath Racecourse, Lansdown, Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, England
Small leaves plucked from a tall hedge in the front yard. These leaves were about 3" (76.2mm) from tip to tip when freshly plucked, but shriveled closer to 2" (50.8mm) span when I took this shot.
As I am not a botanist, I cannot identify the plant species (and link to a Wikipedia page, as is my custom).
Pinto Bean fulfilling the measure of its creation. For the Macro Mondays Group. Topic: Seeds. Happy Macro Monday!
The Harry Potter CMF Series 2 has some great minifigs, with some even better accessories. Professor Pomona Sprout is not one of those.
The figure itself is a nice update on the 2011 minifig, but the Screaming Mandrake she's holding, is not the one she is packaged with. (It's the one from the last series that came with Neville; Who's getting a catch-up lesson today, because Pomona is an awesome teacher like that)
Instead, the Pomona minifig includes a printed 1x1 round brick, two of the green plant stems, and whilst she has a wand, she doesn't have a handle for her cauldron.
As AFOLs, we've come to expect a lot from the CMF minifigures, so those little omissions count for a lot. It means this is one for completionists only.
Because for the Hogwarts fans,
with the ever expanding range of Hogwarts classrooms, it's only a matter of time till we get a Herbology Classroom, and an updated Professor Pomona, which means it might be worth holding on.
Even though its getting slightly colder, the spring is on its way. Migratory birds have started to arrive in south of Sweden, water is floowing and the reproductive parts of plants (which for most plants constitute of flowers) is regrowing. Here a flower bud @ The Botanical Garden, Gothenburg
Day 23 of Peachtober 2022 and Day 1 of Polaroid Week Autumn 2022
Chamonix 45F-2 | Fujinon W 180mm f/5.6 | Fujifilm Instax Wide 800 | Lomography Lomograflok
Scanned with Epson Perfection V800 Photo
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I don't have a green thumb. Every time I plant flower seeds, they don't come out.
Last week, I planted new seeds in my flowerpot. Now there are some small sprouts! I wonder if they will grow well....
Tomato plants are sprouting
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Approximately 4 months after containment of the Woolsey fire.
Within a week of containment of the fire, many of the chaparral yucca were already sprouting new stalks. Most of those are looking very robust now. This one, however just has come to life. Though completely charred, our recent rains and cool temperatures have allowed it time to regenerate.
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.
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?