Spinach is not so towering
these are the dried stalks from a succulent
Yellow Iris leaves .. or rather the leaves of a Yellow Iris
Red Salvia .. I love the sky there
geranium underneath towering blue Salvia
from the opposite side you can see the low mint brightened by the flash ..
geraniums just behind and the blue Salvia stalks in the sky
towering wall ..
not really a plant
but I like the drop of water
so sparkling
TOWERING Pecan Nut
I wish
It is no higher than my knee
And has been that way for the last two years
Towering inquisitive investigator
couldn't resist putting in this fancy face
purple salvia
that little yello hook at the bottom is a yellow arum
..
they are coming
I must not be impatient
(repeat 5 times - to calm down)
this picture was the reason for this post
It's an Arcacia tree that is one of the two trees from the original garden
I ripped out everything else.
it just goes and goes.
this is a new Arcacia that has sprouted from the many seed pods that fell.
There are many that have popped
lets see how long it lasts
I'm daydreaming about bonsais
Puts a whole different perspective on things shooting from below huh? Wonderful photos. I was recently out photographing my horses, and took a few shots from underneath. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteFalling drops are amazing! All pictures are very interesting. The investigator is the best!
ReplyDeleteHi, Just visiting from Blotanical.
ReplyDeleteThanks for picking my post.
You got a nice looking tree, very nicely captured in camera.
Hi Robin .. yes it does , it's nat easy to see if the camera focused properly though , so it takes a few tries before one comes out clear.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tatyana . the 'investigator' was investigating the camera then , and took that one out herself.
James , blotanical is soo cool , and you have a very nice post .. I just picked the tiger orchid , stunning.
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