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potato berries

7/22/2019

 
yes it's true! apparently potatoes do flower in cool weather.
potato flowers
potato flowers, July 7
the fruit is poisonous. it looks like cherry tomatoes.
Picture
potato berries, July 22

sprouts & bulbs

4/15/2017

 
Daylilies belong in the Hemerocallidaceae plant family (previously Liliaceae). Or is it Asphodelaceae aloes now and formerly grass tree Xanthorrhoeaceae.
daylilies
Genus: Hemerocallis

springtime

4/26/2014

 
coyotes. a couple of swainson's hawks. gulls & geese. cedar waxwings at  mountain ash berries (rosaceae. genus: sorbus). bald eagle. owl, robins. song. porcupines.
mountain ash
a mountain ash tree
still seeding, planning. the garden hardiness zone seems more like 2 or 3, or zero. last year's potatoes lasted almost all winter.
potato sprouts
sprouting potatoes
many shard puddles. ladybugs, other beetles, ants, spiders, moths. a definite sign of spring and it just keeps snowing. prairie crocuses...
prairie crocus
fuzzy wildflowers
april's a pink {sprouting grass, egg, fish} moon, farmer's almanac. the giant ice cubes, receding.
Picture

spuds

7/26/2013

 
dragonflies. and that was a lynx! the squirrel visits at plantings. it enjoyed  some half potatoes, quinoa is all gone.
quinoa sprouts
quinoa, before
a couple of what seemed to be brewer's blackbirds, very beautiful. they stayed for a while. squirrel: sunflowers are up, all over. elements: savory too.
savory
savory, herb
skunks and a juvenile porcupine, deer and coyotes. and mushrooms!
mushrooms, fungi
one of 3 types, so far: mushrooms
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