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windflowers

3/29/2022

 
the thaw. they are coming. prairie crocus is also called blue tulip.
prairie crocus
windflower colony
see seeds and common names.
genus: Anemone or Pulsatilla. species: patens
Anemo, (Gr.) - pertaining to the wind.
Pulsatilla (Lat.) "pulsare" - to beat or pulse, the sepals open with sun and close with heavy cloud/night.
patens (Lat.) - spreading or outspread.
Buttercup or crowfoot family: Ranunculaceae.

spring meadows

4/27/2020

 
anemone patens
wildflowers - cutleaf anemone

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.

peonies

7/16/2019

 
just walking around. working on a nasturtium situation.
paeonia
white and red peony with ants
light pink peony with dark pink
light pink peony
dark pink peony flower
white peony
genus: Paeonia (peonies)

wildflowers by brook
genus: Ranunculus (tall buttercups)

eggshell project

3/12/2016

 
coyotes. gophers. winter eggshells, seedling starting pots. a branch of pussy willow that unexpectedly rooted. spring crocuses.
eggshells
borage seeds
willow cutting
lilies
garlic
strawberries
sedum
yarrow
rhubarb
crocuses
half of the half-eggshells were lost (to complete fracture) by poking holes in the bottom for drainage, but 48's enough. spring is sproinging. crunching shells when planting later, if there are plants, should work for root development.
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