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17
Dec
2011
Start of The Pod Farm

54 days ago by Denise Aumick

This is one of the pods that came out of the gas kiln this week. I am certainly seeing this in an assemblage in front of that vintage, ethnic looking wrench Melanie brought me the other week. I have a blessed week off between Christmas and New Year's. A week that I usually fill with time spent seein ...

Denise Aumick ~ Wild ... - wildthreadstudio.blogspot.com · 27 references

13
Dec
2011
Stars & Prayers

59 days ago by jc

The deep pink penta is still, amazingly, in full bloom. The penta’s neighboring prayer plant* has an offspring—a baby prayer plant (incidentally, the Latin word fetus means “offspring”-- not blob of tissue). Surprisingly, the prayer plant bloomed too—it must be happy! The small white flowers turned ...

A Leafy Journal - leafyjournal.blogspot.com

07
Dec
2011
Rose hips prized for high vitamin C content, antiinflammatory properties

65 days ago by Sandy Nancino

Despite sounding like an anatomical structure, the term rose hips actually refers to the seed pods of roses. All rose species bear these, but because most rose bushes are trimmed and pruned we rarely see them today. Normally, species of the Rosa canina family will form these small, berry-sized, redd ...

Perfect Rose Bushes - perfectrosebushes.com/blog · Rank: 130,746

06
Dec
2011
Winter at The Tree Place Series–December 6

66 days ago by Elisa's Spot

Winter at The Tree Place Series--6 Images are the property of Elisabeth Connelley and Purple Shoe Photography. They are offered in limited numbered prints. Please send inquiries to: elisa58t2sugarless@yahoo.com with Purple Shoe Photography in the subject line. Filed under: Autumn, Nature, Winter Tag ...

Purple Shoe Photography - purpleshoephotography.wordpress.com

27
Nov
2011
Organic Baby, Organic

74 days ago by Denise Aumick

Hand built clay pods...about 5" high...these will get glazed and fired...hope to use them in an assemblage.

Denise Aumick ~ Wild ... - wildthreadstudio.blogspot.com · 27 references

25
Nov
2011
Home-Made Gifts From The Heart

76 days ago by stephen

by Mary Jo Shannon Not everyone will agree with me, but I have always believed that home-made gifts are more meaningful than those purchased at the mall or gift cards that leave the selection up to the recipient. Love and patience, time and talent are all required to choose and create just the right ...

News Roanoke - newsroanoke.com · Rank: 25,884 · 43 references

16
Nov
2011
Orchid pods in abundance: Mitchell outback Qld

86 days ago by Robin's Double Life

For the first time in five years our bush orchid ( Cymbidium caniculatum) has produced lots of pods -- evidence of the successful pollination of the orchid flowers. The reason is due, I believe, to the small native bees I saw busy within individual flowers. Other years I've seen a variety of insects ...

Robin's Double Life - robinsoutbackblog.blogspot.com

14
Nov
2011
The Rewards of the Lazy Gardner

88 days ago by Sharon Gottula

It's been a very hot unbearable summer this year in Kansas City and I let my herb garden just take off on it's own. Then fall hit and I was super busy with a buildup of portraiture clients that had held off as hot and sweaty wasn't their first choice in photo sittings. So finally here in mid Novembe ...

Hungry Camera - hungrycamera.com

11
Nov
2011
Saving Seeds

91 days ago by jc

The hyacinth bean vine and the four o’clocks have produced mature seeds for the harvesting. They can be planted next year for a new crop; until then, they, and the remaining ones can be saved for several years in a cool, dry place. Glassine envelopes are often recommended but I’ve noticed that many ...

A Leafy Journal - leafyjournal.blogspot.com

08
Nov
2011
Morning Sun

94 days ago by jc

I love seeing the morning sun shine in; I even made a sitting area by the windows so I could drink it in and naturally, the plants came to join me there. I’m hunting through thrift shops for small ceramic pots for my really small indoor plants since the terra cotta ones dry out much too quickly when ...

A Leafy Journal - leafyjournal.blogspot.com

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