#cynoglossum-amabile

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Seeds Purchased from Stonecrop Gardens, NY

One of the biggest benefits of membership at Stonecrop is access to their amazing seed bank. Members can purchase rare seeds for $1 a pack. These are plants that are sometimes extremely difficult to find at nurseries and that work perfectly for my area. Here is a list of what I purchased from them...some I've already begun.

The seed collection got suddenly a lot more interesting.

Rarium: Centaurea macrocephala

Rarium: Digitalis parviflora

Rarium: Echinops exaltatus

Rarium: Hosta sieboldiana var. elegans

Rarium: Polygonatum giganteum

Rarium: Salvia coccinea 'Brenthu

Seminum: Acmella oleraceae

Seminum: Actaea japonica (syn. Cimicifuga japonica)

Seminum: Actaea racemosa (syn. Cimicifuga racemosa)

Seminum: Actaea simplex 'Brunette' (syn. Cimicifuga ramosa 'Brunette'

Seminum: Agastache foeniculum 'Alba'

Seminum: Allium angulosum

Seminum: Allium tuberosum

Seminum: Amaranthus hybridus var. erythrostachys 

Seminum: Ammi visnaga

Seminum: Anemone virginiana

Seminum: Anethum graveolens

Seminum: Angelica gigas

Seminum: Anthriscus sylvestris 'Raven's Wing' 

Seminum: Aster tataricus

Seminum: Astilboides tabularis (syn. Rodgersia tabularis)

Seminum: Astrantia major

Seminum: Calendula officinalis

Seminum: Campanula takesimana 'Alba'

Seminum: Cuphea viscosissima 

Seminum: Cynoglossum amabile ‘Firmament’

Seminum: Emilia coccinea

Seminum: Helleborus orientalis

Seminum: Ipomoea lobata (syn. Mina lobata)

Seminum: Monarda punctata

Seminum: Nigella damascena 'Miss Jekyll Blue'

Seminum: Papaver somniferum Mix

Seminum: Salvia farinacea

Seminum: Verbena bonariensis

Anemone virginiana. Interesting thing about this plant is that for years I've pulled it thinking it was a weed. On the years that I forgot to pull it, I was like, man that is pretty! So I now leave it alone. It's drought tolerant and the flowers are loved by pollinators. I'll be planting some more from seed as well.

Anethum graveolens - Dill

Centaurea macrocephala - Started Seeds 5/3/2024 - This plant is too cool for school!

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Centaurea macrocephala

Family: (Asteraceae)

(P) to 3′. Great Golden Knapweed. Caucasus. A large, leafy, robust plant bearing sturdy stems topped with incredible, rich golden yellow, hemispherical, thistle-like blooms. The fringed, rusty brown coloured involucre of bracts is very prominent and persists. Midsummer. Makes excellent dried cut flowers. Sun.  3, D & T2

Digitalis parviflora - Started seeds 5/3/2024 - Really different foxglove. Love it.

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Digitalis parviflora

Family: (Plantaginaceae)

(P) to 2′. Spanish Foxglove. This is a true perennial species of Foxglove, native to the mountains of northern Spain. Plants form a rosette of dark, deeply veined, green leaves bearing in early summer, tightly packed spikes of small, rusty orange-red to chocolate brown flowers on stiff, leafy, upright stems. Eye-catching. Well-drained soil. Sun. 4 & T2

Echinops exaltatus

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Echinops exaltatus

Family: (Asteraceae)

(P) to 6′.  Tall Globe Thistle.  Eastern Europe to Russia.  Globular flowerheads composed of numerous, tiny, pale blue florets.  Flowerheads to 2-½ inches in diameter stand tall on sturdy, downy-white stems and mature into dense, prickly seedheads.  The bold, greyish green, thistle-like foliage forms an impressive clump.  This summer-to-fall bloomer is a magnet for bees, hoverflies and butterflies.  Sun.  4 & T2

Hosta sieboldiana var. elegans

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Hosta sieboldiana var. elegans

Family: (Asparagaceae)

(P) to 3′. “…most sumptuous of all the Hostas.” (GST**).  Huge, broad, glaucous, heavily textured, bluish green leaves form magnificent, stately clumps that add accent and poise to the woodland garden.  The pale lilac-white flowers appear in early to midsummer, though they barely emerge from beneath the foliage.  3 & T3, then it may need 40º for 2-3 months.

Polygonatum giganteum - Started 5/3/24

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Polygonatum giganteum

Family: (Asparagaceae)

(P) to 7′. Giant Solomon’s Seal. Statuesque and unmistakable. This spectacular giant is similar to Polygonatum biflorum in everything but size. Bell-shaped, greenish white, tubular flowers hang from the tall arching stems in early summer with the dark blue berries following in fall. Moist soil. Shade/partial shade. 3 & 6

Salvia coccinea 'Brenthurst'

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Salvia coccinea 'Brenthurst'

Family: Lamiaceae

(A/TP) to 2.5′.  A cool-coloured cousin of the red bedding Salvia with numerous spikes of bicoloured,  lipped blooms.  The pale whitish pink upper hoods and three lobed, deeper pink lower lips contrast nicely against the dark tinted calyces and stems.  Blooms late summer and lasts until frost.  Sun. 4 & T2

Acmella oleraceae - Toothache Plant

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Acmella oleraceae

Family: (Asteraceae)

(A) to 10″.  Toothache Plant.  South America.  A profusion of rounded, orange-yellow disc florets with brownish red centres resemble eyeballs.  Creeping, bronze-green foliage has numbing properties when chewed, hence the common name.  Easy to grow.  Very unusual and fun; a “must have”.  Summer blooming.  Sun.  3 & 6

Actaea japonica (syn. Cimicifuga japonica) - snakeroot

Category: Rarium | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Actaea japonica var. acerina (syn. Cimicifuga japonica var. acerina)

Family: (Ranunculaceae)

(P) to 3′.  A Japanese native with handsome maple-like foliage that has long, pointed lobes.  Slender branched spikes of white, tufted flowers bloom in September and October.  Moist soil.  Sun/partial shade.  3 & 6A

Actaea racemosa (syn. Cimicifuga racemosa)

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Actaea racemosa (syn. Cimicifuga racemosa)

Family: (Ranunculaceae)

(P) to 6′. Early Snakeroot, Black Cohosh. An eastern North American native with branched wands of white, bottlebrush flowers. Blooms prolifically in June. Light green, divided foliage remains at three feet tall. Partial shade. 3 & 6A

Actaea simplex 'Brunette' (syn. Cimicifuga ramosa 'Brunette')

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Actaea simplex 'Brunette' (syn. Cimicifuga ramosa 'Brunette')

Family: (Ranunculaceae)

(P) to 6′. One of the darkest leaved Cimicifugas. Stems are a rich purplish brown with pure white, upright, fragrant flower spikes in September. Not all seedlings will be as dark as ‘Brunette’, but definitely worth a try. Partial shade. 3 & 6A

Agastache foeniculum 'Alba'

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Agastache foeniculum 'Alba'

Family: Lamiaceae

Short-lived perennial to 3.5′.  White Anise Hyssop.  A white cultivar of the above. Sun/partial shade.  4 & T2

Allium angulosum - mouse garlic

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Bulbs

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Allium angulosum

Family: (Alliaceae)

Hardy bulb to 16″. Mouse Garlic. Europe. Loose heads formed by multiple, cup-shaped flowers of pale purple. Blooms June to August. Sun. 3 & 6

Allium tuberosum - this already grows wild here

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Bulbs

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Allium tuberosum

Family: (Alliaceae)

Hardy bulb to 18″. Garlic Chives. Southeast Asia. Spherical, white blooms freshen the flower garden throughout August. Sun/partial shade. 3 & 6

Amaranthus hybridus var. erythrostachys

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Amaranthus hybridus var. erythrostachys

Family: (Amaranthaceae)

(A) to 5′.  Peruvian Tassel Flower.  Many branched panicles of crimson, tassel-like flowers accentuated by the deep maroon foliage of this plant, creates drama in the border.  Sun.  3 & T3

Ammi visnaga - Started Seeds 5/3/2024

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Ammi visnaga

Family: (Apiaceae)

(A) to 3′.  Khella, Toothpick Plant.  Egypt.  Grown since antiquity for medicinal purposes.  This sophisticated Queen Anne’s Lace relative produces masses of feathery, delicate, aromatic foliage topped with wide, compound, flat umbels of tiny, greenish-white flowers.  An excellent and unusual filler; most desirable for cut flower displays.  Well-drained soil.  Sun.  3 & T1

Angelica gigas - Started seeds 5/3/2024

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Angelica gigas

Family: (Apiaceae)

(B/P) to 5′. This terrific Barry Yinger introduction from Korea and Japan is a stunner. Dramatic, deep maroon, spherical flowerheads emerge from red-flushed, bulbous, leafy sheaths above glossy green, dissected foliage. The afternoon sun intensifies the colour and lends this plant another dimension. Please note, insects, especially hornets, also find it irresistible. Sun/partial shade. 3 & 6

Anthriscus sylvestris 'Raven's Wing'

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Anthriscus sylvestris 'Raven's Wing'

Family: (Apiaceae)

(B/P) to 5′.  Lacey compound umbels of tiny, five-petalled, creamy white flowers, reminiscent of Queen Anne’s Lace, float on hollow, dark stems above fern-like, dusky purple-coloured foliage.  Long bloomer that provides an airy elegance to the border.  Always admired in our Flower Garden.  Self-seeds gently.  Sun/partial shade.  3 & 6

Aster tataricus - this is already thriving in the garden

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Perennials for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Aster tataricus

Family: (Asteraceae)

(P) to 7′.  Tatarian Aster.  Siberia.  Tall, long-blooming Aster with glorious, loose sprays of bold, lilac-blue daisies with yellow centres.  Dense clusters of wide, lance-shaped leaves.  Tough, durable plant that will thrive in a variety of conditions.  No staking needed, blooms late – September and October and well worth the wait.  Sun/partial shade. 3 & 6 & Δ

Astilboides tabularis (syn. Rodgersia tabularis) - Planted some last year, started a bunch of seeds - we'll see. 5/3/2024

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Astilboides tabularis (syn. Rodgersia tabularis)

Family: (Saxifragaceae)

(P) to 4′. William Robinson described it best, “A bold growing and handsome species with huge peltate leaves and plumes of creamy white flowers.” Leaves reach a height of 2 to 2.5 feet. A superb plant to use as a focal point in the garden. Definitely stimulates conversation. Partial shade. 4 & T2

Astrantia major

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Astrantia major

Family: (Apiaceae)

(P) to 2.5′. Great Masterwort. Central and eastern Europe. No garden should be without this effortless and beautiful plant. Several greenish white, often blushed pink flowerheads each arranged in a dome with a “collar” of bracts. Dense clumps of divided basal foliage. Content in the flower garden or in the woodland. Summer blooming. Great in flower arrangements, too. Sun/partial shade. PC- 4 weeks. 4 & 7 for 4 weeks, then T2

Campanula takesimana

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Campanula takesimana 'Alba'

Family: (Campanulaceae)

(P) to 2′. Korea. An outstanding white variety of the beautiful Campanula takesimana. Leaves large in basal rosettes. Branched inflorescence of large, pendant bells on nodding stalks. Flowers are pure white with purple spotting within. Blooms July to September. Sun/partial shade. 4 & T2

Cuphea viscosissima - Seeds already started 5/3/2024

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Cuphea viscosissima

Family: (Lythraceae)

(A) to 20″. Blue Waxweed. A North American native and one of our most revered annuals. This non-stop summer bloomer has six deep, magenta-purple petals with the upper two being the longest and a tubular green calyx covered in fine purple hairs. An easy-care annual that requires no deadheading or staking. Very sticky stems trap unsuspecting insects. Self-sows. Sun. 4 & T3

Cynoglossum amabile ‘Firmament’ - chinese forget me not

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Cynoglossum amabile ‘Firmament’

Family: (Boraginaceae)

(A) to 2.5′.  Chinese Forget-me-not.  Producing all summer long a profusion of sky-blue, five-petalled flowers.  Reminiscent of the Forget-me-not, only taller.  Self-sows.  Sun.  3, D & T2

Emilia coccinea

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Emilia coccinea

Family: (Asteraceae)

(A) to 3′.  We love this selection of Tassel Flower.  A native of Tropical Africa that produces a profusion of orange to scarlet, thistle-like flowers in terminal corymbs.  Best if inter-planted or grown closely together.  A real beauty in our Red/Orange/Yellow Bed.  Sun. 

Helleborus orientalis

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Woodland

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Helleborus orientalis

Family: (Ranunculaceae)

(P) to 2′.  Lenten Rose.  Europe.  Leaves are wide, dentate, glossy and evergreen.  Nodding, cup-shaped, pinkish rose, five-petalled flowers have numerous cream stamens.  An understated, long-blooming beauty.  Early spring.  Partial shade.  3 & 72° for 6 weeks, followed by 25-39° for 6-8 weeks.

Ipomoea lobata (syn. Mina lobata) spanish flag

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Ipomoea lobata (syn. Mina lobata)

Family: (Convolvulaceae)

Annual vine to 10′.  Spanish Flag or Firecracker Vine.  Mexico.  An excellent, vigorous, twining vine with attractive, tri-lobed leaves and single-sided, six-inch long racemes of tubular flowers held on slender red stems.  The flowers gently arc upward and outward, away from the vine, and mature from red to pale yellow, creating a gradient from the top to the base of the raceme. Blooms freely from mid to late summer until frost. The flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators. A show-stopper on a tripod.  Sun.  1, 2B, 3 & T3

Monarda punctata - Started seeds 5/3/2024

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Monarda punctata

Family: (Lamiaceae)

(A) to 3′.  Horse Mint.  Native to the Great Plains of the United States.  Dense whorls of pale yellow, hooded flowers spotted with purple-brown.  Each whorl is surrounded by large, pink-tipped, green bracts.  The narrow, toothed leaves have a grey cast.  A very showy plant.  Sun.  4 & T1

Salvia farinacea

Category: Seminum | Sub-Category: Annuals for Sun

Scientific Name (Genus/Species): Salvia farinacea

Family: (Lamiaceae)

(A) to 3′. Mealy Sage. Native to Texas and Mexico. Tubular, two-lipped, violet-blue flowers are densely congested in whorls along erect stems creating a 4″-8″ spike above the numerous grey-green, lance-shaped leaves. The common name is in reference to the mealy-white (sometimes purple) appearance of the sepals, which are covered with felted hairs. A long-bloomer. Sun/partial shade. 4 & T2

[ask-sibverse]

What flowers would Reaper and Life have in Floralverse? Geno as well? How would his flowers work if he only has a shard of a soul?

Okay under the cut because this is probably gonna be long, especially when I get to Geno. (Also while I technically did make floralverse I 100% don't mind if other people take their own headcanons of what they'd put with different characters or make their own "floral" AUs! I have a few myself to make things feel less empty lol)

Alright, so Reaper would be a Prosperity Gladiolus (sword lily, gladiolus grandiflora). White is a common funeral flower color at least in the US, and gladiolus is apparently common in funeral bouquets, again in the US.

Life would be a daffodil. Daffodils are the first flower I look for as my sign that spring is here, and what says life and flowers more than spring?

Now Geno gets two flowers TECHNICALLY. Because while high LV is the most "common" reason for soulflowers to change, any significant enough change (or shock in some cases) can change the soulflowers, be it a simple change in color or an entire species change. And at least in my opinion, going from a probably "normal" SOUL, to a shard and dripping with determination that monster SOULs are not equipped to handle, is a PRETTY SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.

So Geno's "original flowers" (and the flowers of the other Aftertale Sans, because lets fuck with Geno why not) are Chinese forget-me-nots (cynoglossum amabile, hangouts tongue, blue showers) (there are two major types of forget-me-nots that I am personally aware of)

His flowers during and post the Aftertale story, though, I would put as desert indian paintbrush (castilleja chromosa or castilleja augustifolia). This is a plant that apparently mostly lives in either deserts or in rocky crevices, and is apparently partially parasitic on the roots of nearby plants? While deserts are far from wastelands, most think of deserts as a harsh, unforgiving environment, which feels suitable to what I would imagine a monster SOUL overloaded with determination would feel like.

At least while in the SAVE screen, Geno's soulflowers would likely have a ragged, wilted experience as at least my understanding of him in that state is eternally at the brink of death. The physical appearance would likely improve post "Good end" for his AU, although regardless due to having so little SOUL he would probably have considerably less soulflowers than a normal monster. (Which would bring its own issues but ohhh weeeeell).

[extreme-technicality]

i dunno if you like cats or kittens, but today we got a kitten and i am ECSTATIC. i named him riku,,

👀👀👀

I’ll trade you pics of my cat for pics of Riku the cat

[ma-serannas-vhenan]

i know nothing about dragon age, but you're passionate and i think that's cool

I am. . . so flattered? That you think that about me like 💜🖤💜🖤💜

Thank you so much! Even though we've never really spoken, that means a lot to me.

[catnippackets]

I'm rewatching Voltron before the new season comes out and at the beginning of S1E6 when they're comparing ticks and seconds isn't that Lance's hand instead of Pidge's? When they do the shot of just their hands?

fuck dude I don’t storyboard this show

[vine-black]

It was recently my birthday, and so obviously there is a handsome new skull in my home.

[plantstudyspace]

Wednesday, 4th November, 2020

Cute little lovely flowers!

🌱💙

[sylsine]

Chinesisches Vergissmeinnicht II von Sylvi N.

[celebrrration]

➴ DAY FIVE MASTERLIST ➴

Fire & Water:

Moodboard by milla984

Art by burningsheepcrown

Art by meastradeur

Moodboard by bromance-minus-the-b

Looking In From The Outside by jjwolfesworld

Fire & Water by stanleykubricks

Lights / Diyas:

My Brightest Star by rambheemlove

By the Light of the Diyas by fangirlshrewt97 (AO3)

We Can’t Change the Past, but We Can Make a Better Future by jjwolfesworld

AU:

Art by stanleykubricks

The Moon Shines Bright by jjwolfesworld

Free for All:

Art by stanleykubricks

Cynoglossum Amabile by filesbeorganized (AO3)

Testimony by carminavulcana (AO3)

Until We Meet Again by bromance-minus-the-b

Date with Benefits by natures-marvel (AO3)

[mossofthewoodsjewelry]

Chinese Forget-Me-Not (Cynoglossum amabile)

[succygirl]

My mom bought a bunch of seeds and asked me to buy what I think we need. So I just ordered more seeds from the seed savers exchange. :)

Our list of seeds currently:

Squash - Table Queen Acorn

Pepper - Early Cal Wonder

Carrot - Danvers Half Long

Parsley - Dark Green Italian

Radish - Scarlet Globe

Lettuce - Iceberg

Tomato - San Marzano & Rutgers

Spinach - Bloomsdale Long-standing

Garden beans - Kentucky Wonder

Onion - Green Scallion

Cumin

Amish Snap Pea

Empress of India Nasturtium (I just like how they look, not going to eat them probably)

Johnny Jump-Up violas (^^ditto)

Bee Feed Flower Mix*

Rosemary

Thyme

Greek Oregano

Green Culinary Sage

Genovese Basil & Purple Dark Opal Basil

I still want to get some strawberrys, garlic, and Yukon gold potatoes. Maybe some sweet potatoes too.

I also ordered the Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardener's Handbook by Jennifer Kujawski and Ron Kujawski

A friend showed me her copy in class and it looked awesome!

I also have a layout of the backyard somewhere to start making a planting plan with, just need to find it. Then I can plan everything to scale even!

*Varieties include:

Forget-Me-Not, Chinese - Cynoglossum amabile

Wallflower, Siberian - Cheiranthus allionii

Poppy, California, Orange - Eschscholzia californica

Coneflower, Purple - Echinacea purpurea

Aster, China, Single Mix - Callistephus chinensis

Poppy,Corn, Mixed - Papaver rhoeas

Coreopsis, Lance Leaved - Coreopsis lanceolata

Flax, Blue - Linum lewisii

Baby Blue-Eyes - Nemophila menziesii

Tidy-Tips - Layia platyglossa

Gilia, Globe - Gilia capitata

Indian Blanket - Gaillardia pulchella

Coreopsis, Plains - Coreopsis tinctoria

Sweet Alyssum, Tall White - Lobularia maritima

Hyssop, Lavender - Agastache foeniculum

Daisy, Fleabane - Erigeron annuus

Aster, New England - Symphyotrichum novae-angliae

Bergamot - Monarda fistulosa

[goldrushrunning]

[extreme-technicality]

3, 14, 34, 39 for the unusual asks

3. rant. just do it

So a few months back I was wide awake at like 3am and talking with two friends on discord and the three of us were so fucking sleep-drunk that we created a whole new fandom for a crossover AU, specifically so two(2) crack ships could be made A Thing. Then we made a server for it. Then we made like four AUs of the original AU because what is restraint? Don’t Know Her, in this house we collect AUs like other people collect rocks and scars and stamps. Anyway. Me and one of the other OG Trio made a DnD AU as one of them, and I’m???? Living????? It’s the most crack thing EVER but we’re taking it so seriously lmao, like we’re DEFINING the “crack taken seriously” tag on Ao3. We’re crossing over BNHA and the Marvel comics, and in the dnd AU Iida is DM for a party made up of Hawks, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Ochako, and Bakugou. We’ve come up with names and classes and races and BACKSTORIES, mother fucking BACKSTORIES for these fake dnd characters to be used in a crack-taken-seriously fic by other fictional characters, and I am LIVING for it right now. Unfortunately not everyone is so stoked for this, one of my Discord spouses gets really really upset whenever I bring it up around them so like,,,I can’t gush about the brilliance of my shitposting mind to them? I can’t bring up a ridiculous aspect we decided to put in there to them and it really really bugs me cuz like. I get it!!! This is stupid!!! But I’m having fun doing stupid shit!!! And I don’t quite get WHY they’re so against it, so to me it reads as “oh Lyn is having a great time doing something without me, time to shit all over it”. Logically I know they don’t think like that (and now that I’m considering it again I think it might be because one of the crack ships we made this AU for fucks with one of their OTPs, which would understandably limit the amount of enjoyment one could get out of the AU), but still. It kinda hurts.

14. what’s your coffee order?

Black with just a little bit of milk. I’m a simple being.

34. do you like your hogwarts house or do you wish you were a different one?

When I was a kid I thought I’d be in Gryffindor cuz that was the “Hero House” and I wanted to be the hero. Now that I’m older, I’m more able to accept that no, I’m not the bravest bitch out here, or the smartest, but goddamnit I can leverage my fairly-extensive skill set to get what I want regardless of whatever is holding me back. I’m a Slytherin and goddamnit I’m proud of that. Plus snakes are cool.

39. describe your aesthetic

Psh. What’s an aesthetic?

Ask me!

[ma-serannas-vhenan]

Guys. Guys.

Check out this Picrew

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[chocobosdungeon2]

Boraginaceae Cynoglossum amabile

Chinese forget-me-not

Identification via Pl@ntNet

[gfloutdoors]

Chinese Forget Me Not Care: Everything You Need to Know

Chinese Forget Me Not Care: Everything You Need to Know

Cynoglossum Amabile is a charming facsimile of the true forget-me-not, with sky blue flowers that are similar to the real Myosotis. Botanical Name Cynoglossum amabile Common Name Chinese forget-me-not, Hound’s tongue Plant Type  Annual Flower Color Sprays of sky blue flowers Size When Mature 18 to 24 inches Bloom Time Spring to Summer Sun Requirements Full or partial sun USDA Hardiness…