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Tassel-flower is an annual or perennial plant in the Asteraceae (daisy) family native to Africa and Asia that has naturalized in North America and other tropical locations. Upright stems are sparsely branched and dotted with red, pink or lavender flowers that resemble tassels, hence the common name. Some varieties can be quite weedy.
plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/emilia/common-name/florida-tas...
Plant by the floating walkway, Mill Lake, Abbotsford, B.C. If anyone knows the name of it, let me know please.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. A little 'rock chic' going on here in this candid capture. I hope you are all having a great weekend!
Tassel-flower is an annual or perennial plant in the Asteraceae (daisy) family native to Africa and Asia that has naturalized in North America and other tropical locations. Upright stems are sparsely branched and dotted with red, pink or lavender flowers that resemble tassels, hence the common name. Some varieties can be quite weedy.
plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/emilia/common-name/florida-tas...
tassels: and thee... end
cupcakes: what kind of ending IS that?!
tassels: let's go kite flying in our new megipupu dresses!!! :)
ODC-Begins With T
They started putting out tassels early in the week, I think they are really pretty.
Farah Tassel Boots by Gos Boutique
Exclusively at Fameshed for January.
Featuring over the knee Nappa leather or Suede with side fringes, a pointed toe and sky high stiletto heel.
Available in:
- 10 single colours in Suede.
- 20 colour Boutique collection in Suede.
or
- 10 single colours in Nappa.
- 20 colour Boutique collection in Nappa.
Rigged and sized for Lara, Freya and Hourglass only.
Note: Legacy to follow in due course.
Macro Mondays theme:Windowsill
My blinds are usually always closed.After I pulled open and trying to decide what to but on windowsill I found this.This is the pull cord on my wooden window blinds.The end of the cord is called a tassel.
I've been making tassels for use as either tree or present decorations. None of our main decorations are down from the loft yet so instead of using an archive image I took this shot for Looking close... on Friday! 'Christmas decoration' theme.
Introducing Hailee Tassel Sandals exclusive for Uber.
Available in 8 single colours and a 21 colour Boutique Collection.
Rigged for Maitreya, eBody, Freya, Kupra & Legacy
Tras un verano inactivo en términos kekiles, vuelvo con muchas ganas. Os presento a una de mis últimas incorporaciones a la familia, mi pullip Henri. Su nombre es Tassel y me parece preciosa *-* El otro día hicimos una quedada y aproveché para hacerle algunas fotos, Espero que os guste! <3
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Well flickr friends, I've spend my summer without doll meetings or dolly pics, but I'm back again! Here is Tassel, my pullip Henri. I adopted her a few months ago, hope you like her at least as I do :)
After meeting CP manifest train 470 at Judson, RCP&E's Mankato train passes through the bottoms of the Minnesota River on the approach to New Ulm, Minn., on a fall day. The corn would appear ready to fall to the combine.
Kotolier . Tassel Loafer
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On occasion, in this rather crazy and serendipitous world of ours, you may be fortunate enough to meet a person who shares with you a number of characteristics or traits, whether they be a soulmate, or just a like minded soul.
Well, thanks to Flickr, I have "met" (not physically but mentally and spiritually) a number of such like minded souls (since I already have my soulmate). If you follow my photostream you will know that I am blessed to be surrounded by a number of artists, including the artisan who gave me this present, and more so, a gift that goes far beyond the present itself. Made with love, it really is the gift that keeps on glistening.
I am one of those people who really enjoy Christmas. I enjoy it for many reasons, not least of all because I get to give gifts I have gathered throughout the year to my family and friends, and I get to wrap them up in beautiful papers and bows. I don't do it for the accolades, or even for a word of appreciation. I do it because I really get so much pleasure from the gift of giving, and the art of gift giving. This artisan friend of mine is exactly the same, and a rare individual who truly appreciates the art of giving and sharing art. I feel exactly the same when giving gifts. Often it is far more than the gift itself, but the experience of receiving the gift and the delight, joy and anticipation of carefully unwrapping a piece of art, to reveal a piece of art that I am giving.
Imagine my excitement and sheer delight when my artisan friend from half way across the world sent me the most wonderful gift of a handmade tassel. This collage is made up of images I took when I received it, with the tassel at its heart, and details of the tassel tall around it.
The present came presented in pink tissue paper. As the tissue paper fell away, it revealed an ornately decorated box featuring an actress from an Eighteenth Century opera by Rameau or Lully, performed for the Sun King, as well as a beautiful French court shoe, tied with a pink satin bow decorated with bejewelled lace and silk flowers. Inside on the underside of the lid was the actress' male theatrical companion, whilst wrapped up in a star spangled transparent bag, the beautiful tassel sat on a soft bed of padding.
The tassel itself is made up of carefully selected ribbons and laces, and even a few skeins of woven wool, mostly in shades of dusky pink (one of my favourite colours), decorated with the most remarkable collection of silver charms, all of which are connected to me in a personal way: teddy bears and a hearts, love tokens, kisses, stars and a wonderful book of faerie tales which reads "once upon a time".
As you know, if you listen to my teddy bears, I'm an old softie - even more than they are - so by the time I reached the tassel, I was a blubbering mass of tears, not because I was unhappy, but because I was so touched that my artisan friend took the time to create a gift of art, so deeply faceted with layers of her careful observations of me, my likes and passions, that it quite stunned me!
I shall be forever grateful to this wonderful friend, who truly is proof that love is the indeed the gift that keeps glistening!
Merry Christmas to you all!
Very large Silk Tassel Bush with abundant flowers which are exceptionally gorgeous this year and a real treat for the eyes !
Hoping they’ll come to fruition
The tassels are where the sweetcorn cobs are growing.
Last year I planted some Sweetcorn seeds outside in a raised bed planter. They grew to about 6ft and had the tassels. I think I planted them too late and the frost seemed to have killed them.
This year I’ve planted sweetcorn seeds in the greenhouse. I’m 6-8 weeks ahead of last year. The plants are around 8ft and are touching the top of the greenhouse. From the 16 plants we have 13 tassels so far. One of the plants has two tassels, but the others just have one.
So fingers crossed , this year we’re hoping for a crop of sweetcorn.
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