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pink moon

4/7/2020

 
supermoon. it's not pink.
Picture
the first full moon of spring is called pink (accordingtothefarmersalmanac) due to corresponding springtime blooms of creeping phlox a wildflower in eastern north america. nothing of a wildflower sort is blooming here.
ranunculus
persian buttercup
ranunculus asiaticus
ranunculus asiaticus
this ranunculus is from the local nursery.

flower & ice

12/10/2016

 
ice
over-wintering geraniums
winter geraniums (indoors)

night & day

2/7/2016

 
night garden
palm inflorescence
fronds & flowers (neanthe bella palm, parlour palm)

harvest

10/9/2015

 
leaves and branchlets are falling
potted plants are indoors
(on account of overnight temps)

wolfberries are dried & frozen
horseradish, to do
herbs, to do

going for pizza with the basil
then, hunting borage seeds

beets and chard, yumazing
wet snow mornings

red mountain ash leaves branchlet autumn
mountain ash (autumn)

the mustards

9/9/2014

 
radishes like cool weather. a dragonfly came in with snowflowers. Armoracia rusticana, horseradish also in the family.
Brassicaceae: inf. mustards, crucifers, or cabbage family. brassicas. a thousand  genera. (kale, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, kohlrabi, broccoli, turnips, watercress, bok choi, rutabaga.)
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