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Monday, November 28, 2005
Relaxing Spot
This is a nice relaxing spot in Carmel,
California. I actually have to turn off
the color correction on my scanner to
scan these flowers, it does not seem to
believe the color of them, it tries to make them
pink.
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Sunday, October 9, 2005
Harbor Moonrise
You can see the moon coming up on the right side of the
photo, through the fog. This was an amazing night
to take pictures.
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Friday, September 2, 2005
Purple Tiger
By request! (see yesterday's feedback) This is the only purple
rose I could find, and even though
they are named "Purple Tiger" they
are a very red purple. But, at least I grew
this one myself! :-D
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Thursday, June 30, 2005
Backlit Agapanthus
Last week, when I was loading my Jeep for a show,
I was fortunate enough to catch the sun at
a great angle on our little front yard area.
On a Saturday my Hound Dog and I would have
still been quite unconscious at this time.
This is a variety of Lily native to South Africa. It
grows like wild around here, and it's beautiful when
they really get going.
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Sunday, April 10, 2005
Floral Fireworks
Another beauty in my backyard.
Last fall we noticed quite a few butterflies
in our back yard. We decided to look for something
that they would like to eat. I grabbed a couple of these
Passion Flower (AKA Maypop & Apricot Vine)
vines in the store because I have always loved them.
After some research we also tried another flowering vine.
A few days after getting the vines settled in, one of our visitors
returned and sat right on the Passion Flower vine. Apparently I
am not the only one who likes them. Of course, they probably
were not admiring the blossoms, they must taste pretty good too.
(Butterflies taste and smell with their feet.)
Before long, the small vines were so covered in butterfly
larvae they almost didn't make it (they must taste really good).
We were able to watch them
build cocoons but we did not catch any of them leaving.
Happily, spring is here and one of the vines is covered in buds
and we have already seen one early beautiful blossom. The other
is still recovering from it's fall job as a butterfly drive thru,
(errr... fly thru?) But it looks like it will make it.
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