Plants of all kinds

[MiguelATF]

Because of the width of this rectilinear fish-eye, there was a veritable cornucopia of flora and assorted plant vegetation at my feet this morning--

 

[MoonMind]

Physalis alkekengi (Chinese lantern)

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Tree-Grass -looking splendid only 8 months after fires swept through this park.

 

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Trying out the Raynox DCR-150 on Sundews.

 

[Thai-Mike]

 

[Aushiker]

View from the Garden - Hôtel de l’Avre - PARIS-2018-06 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

2018 July France - UK holiday: Relaxing with a un café crème in the garden at Hôtel de l’Avre.

 

[tonyturley]

Nandina domestica, aka Heavenly Bamboo, although not a bamboo at all.

 

[tonyturley]

Observed in my back yard this afternoon.

 

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[Aushiker]

Chewbacca by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Chewbacca visiting Fremantle.

 

[Aushiker]

View from the Shower - Mayaloka Seminyak Villas - No. 8 - Seminyak, Bali - 2018-06 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Our accommodation for a couple of nights before we headed up to our usual stomping ground of Ubud. The Mayaloka is by far the best reasonably priced accommodation we have come across in Bali. Really love the combination of indoor/outdoor living that it offers, which is closer to the Bali lifestyle than most hotels in Bali.

We stayed at Mayaloka Seminyak Villas in October 2018.

 

[Thai-Mike]

 

[Iron]

Midnight Basil;

 

[Iron]

Archibald Park;

 

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[Thai-Mike]

One year old cacti. It took them so long to get out of the earth. The tiny seeds are sown in a container with soil, soaked in water, then covered and only opened again when the cacti can be seen. (Around one year plus)The yellow balls are small fertilizer kernels. The cacti now need food.