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posies & sprigs

11/8/2015

 
that's it
pulled the dill and radish plants
now it can snow

radish

9/26/2015

 
seed pods. who knew? it's a prolific plant. pods in the summer. pods in the fall. edible pods. the ongoing multiple flowers ('raceme' inflorescences) are huge attractants for bees and butterflies.
green seeds
edible pod
it's a super-patch! plan to pull the plants later and hang them to dry, for seeds next year.

thrilithi

8/30/2015

 
blue jays. flickers. great horned owl. hairy woodpecker. ravens. robins. hawks aplenty, 1 wingèd stoop. crows. a hornworm.* butterflies. bees.
downy woodpecker
downy woodpecker
2 coyotes. a skunk. rabbits, 1 juvenile. 2 fawns.
a ladybug in flight. wild raspberries. a tall sunflower grove.
conifer seeds
conifer seeds
beets and chard.** little green apples, a few turning red. radish seed pods.

fir seed sworls. whirls. and flocks of birds. a full white moon. and so many mushrooms.


*Whoa, sphinx moths can have up to a 14" proboscis.
**Amaranthaceae - spinach, beet, sugarbeet, chard, quinoa, 'pigweed family'

second litha

7/25/2015

 
begonia elatior. the others are nice, but yellow is the One.
geraniums: a blast of tight buds.
radish patch. officially a butterfly garden. (edible young leaves.)
The first month, which the Latins call January, is Giuli; February is called Solmonath; March Hrethmonath; April, Eosturmonath; May, Thrimilchi; June, Litha; July, also Litha; August, Weodmonath; September, Halegmonath; October, Winterfilleth; November, Blodmonath; December, Giuli, the same name by which January is called. -Bede, On 'Eostre' ... and so on (725AD)
radish flowers
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