#Green flowers

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Friday 21 February 2025

These clumps of Helleborus orientalis (Lenten rose, hellebore) were the perfect choice to plant at the edge of the path so people can easily admire the late winter flowers. This species has saucer-shaped flowers, in white, pink, green, mauve or purple, from February onwards. Plants thrive in a moist but well-drained soil in partial shade. All parts of hellebores are toxic and the sap may irritate the skin.

Jill Raggett

[a-snake-makes-moodboards]

My current favourite character [Jonathan Sims from The Magnus Archives] moodboard with roses and hearts inspo

requested by: my awesome moot @owlflight!! This was a rlly unique request, thank you :3

[divider creds: @thecutestgrotto] [art creds: @lunehowls]

(all other images were found on Google images)

song to go with it: ‘Just Like Heaven’ by The Cure

Reblogs are appreciated, requests are closed for now

[may-k-world]

錦糸公園を通ったら『桜まつり』の真っ只中。

すでに満開の時期は過ぎてしまったようだけど、その代わり珍しい薄緑色の花を咲かせた桜の木を見ることができました。一度見てみたかったんですよね〜緑色の桜💚

調べたけど “御衣黄桜”？“鬱金桜”？どっちかなぁ…？ いずれも日が経つにつれ花芯が赤く色づき、しだいに全体がピンク色に変わっていくのだそう🌸

[garmazaddy]

First post! 😅 thought i should make fan art of brad and lloyd planting a plant baby and raising it together. Lokey hate digital art 😭💀

[flowerishness]

Cornus (dogwood)

Dogwoods flower in May and June and that means we’re moving into early summer in Vancouver. They’re native to temperate climates all over the world and as many as sixty species are recognized. Dogwoods range in size from shrub to small tree and they prefer shady environments, surrounded by taller trees. Most dogwood flowers are white or pink but the third photo is the greenest dogwood I’ve ever seen. I reckon that this green dogwood is from the planet Mars where it’s tended in the gardens by little green men.

[oliviarosaline]

Wood Wakerobin

Trillium viride

Endemic to east-central Missouri and south-west Illinois, this trillium species can be found growing in woods with rich soils and on rocky slopes. It blooms in mid to late spring and there are lookalike trilliums; however, T. viride has a characteristic unique only to it - tiny, yet visible stomata that look like white dots all over the top of its leaves.

April 17th, 2024

St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[photoblogdujour]

The lenten rose. A rose by any other name. A green rose. There are shockingly few green flowers, but it's nice to have one. Also known as a Hellebore, which reminds me, I need to finish watching Hellboy on Netflix.

[bigmeatpete69420]

Here are some hydrangeas I dead headed today

I leave them out in the sun because they are my absolute favorite dried flower

An example of what they'll look when dried

[granny-e]

Green Antelopehorns milkweed, pods and seeds, leftover fuzz for nesting materials.

Green Antelopehorns milkweed Flowers from early spring.

[januscorner]

Pink and green botanical moodboard?

[greenaestheticsforever]

These flowers are so cute

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Friday 14 February 2025

In late winter the clump-forming evergreen Helleborus foetidus (stinking hellebore, bearfoot, ox heel, setterwort, stinkwort) starts to flower. This is a woodland native in the U.K. and will cope with a shaded location. It is a shortlived perennial but tends to self seed so young plants appear nearby.

Jill Raggett

[hloverheather]

[ells-diary]

[life-spire]

@ fotios-photos

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Exploring the Green Scene: Marijuana and Cannabis Products in Washington, D.C.

Certainly! Washington, D.C. has unique regulations and perspectives on marijuana and cannabis products, so let’s delve into some key aspects:

**Legal Status:** Marijuana in Washington, D.C. is legal for recreational use for adults aged 21 and older. Initiative 71, passed in 2014, allows individuals to possess up to 2 ounces of marijuana and cultivate up to 6 plants (only 3 mature) in their homes. However, the sale of marijuana is not fully legalized, meaning you cannot legally purchase it in D.C. dispensaries.

**Cannabis Products:** Despite the limitations on sales, there is a thriving market for cannabis-related products such as CBD oils, edibles, and other derivatives. CBD (cannabidiol) products are particularly popular due to their non-psychoactive nature and potential therapeutic benefits.

**Dispensaries and Access:** While D.C. allows home cultivation and possession, dispensaries operate under a unique model where they can provide cannabis as “gifts” or in exchange for donations for other items, such as artwork or clothing. This is due to the legal gray area regarding sales. As of now, there are a number of dispensaries operating in D.C. that navigate these legal nuances.

**Regulations and Challenges:** Navigating the legal landscape of marijuana in Washington, D.C. can be challenging due to the unique laws and ongoing debates about regulation. There are efforts to establish a framework for legal sales similar to other states where recreational use is fully legalized, but progress has been slow.

**Community and Culture:** The cannabis community in D.C. is vibrant and diverse, with events such as cannabis festivals, educational workshops, and advocacy groups playing a significant role. These events often focus on education about safe consumption, legal rights, and the latest developments in cannabis research.

**Conclusion:** Washington, D.C. presents an interesting case study in the evolving landscape of marijuana legalization. While residents have the freedom to possess and grow marijuana, the absence of a legal sales framework presents challenges and opportunities for the local cannabis community. As laws and attitudes continue to evolve, D.C. remains a focal point for discussions on the future of cannabis regulation in the United States.

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