#lillypillies

[danggirlronpa]

Hey, hey! If you want to do some more, maybe Toko x Komaru for the ship template?

gonna try to knock out a few of these today! you can tell komaru is one of my favorite chars because i fiddled with toko for an hour before giving up but i knocked komaru out in less than 20 min lmao

[neenah61]

February 6/365 Another Monday. I look out from back verandah and see a #lillypilly badly in need of trimming. Any volunteers? 😕 https://www.instagram.com/p/CoTbhrVSBLg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jimbell]

Went to pick up the granddaughter and they had this Lilly Pilly “Cascade” planted as a hedge in their car park. (Syzygium luehmannii-x-wilsonii lilly pilly) these Australian natives are quite useful because they don’t need much water and they have attractive new foliage, as well as flowers and berries. This as you can see is a hybrid. #Cascade #LillyPilly #Syzygium #native #Australian #bush #waterwise (at Belmont, New South Wales, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Clp2cejPUks/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[disredspectful]

3, 6 and 10 for the soft asks?

Took me a couple of days to get to these

3. What's your favourite candle scent?

I'm always drawn to berry ones. I was given a lillypilly and raspberry for christmas and it smells divine. Excited.

6. say three nice things about yourself (three physical and three non-physical).

I have pretty cool hair and I'm excited for my silver fox era in a decade I ooze confidence I am very charming! People laugh and have a good time when I meet them at parties and events I like to dance and I have fun with it and I'm fairly good Nice hands. Good finger dexterity. Nice looking fingernails. Just doing well at hands overall. I did such a good job at resting and rebuilding the last few months.

10. What's something you're excited for?

Next month Partner and I have a date planned at the Lego store where we will pick out lego for ourselves and then go home and build it. I am thrilled at the possibilities.

Also I'm finally going to change my legal name but that comes with paperwork and will take a month and thus less immediate pizzazz. But still good.

And that's today's soft asks

[mamabearcat]

A favourite book of mine is based around the Japanese traditional calendar is Liz Dalby's East Wind Melts the Ice. It's a very gentle, contemplative read - I highly recommend it.

I tried to find a list of first nation seasons for my area of Sydney, the Wangal people of the Eora nation, and came across this list on the Bureau of Meteorology site which you can read about in more detail here. Even though English months are listed as a guide, I don't think they're set in stone - seasons last as long as they last. It makes a lot more sense.

Burran Hot and dry January-March Male kangaroos aggressive Meat forbidden Weetjellan blooming

Marrai'gang Wet becoming cool April-June Quolls seeking mates Lillypilly ripens

Burrugin Cold and frosty June-July Echidna seeking mates Burringoa flowering Shellfish forbidden

Wiritjiribin Cold and windy July-August Lyrebird building mounds Marrai'uo flowering Boo'kerrikin flowering Gentle spring rains

Ngoonungi Cool becoming warm September-October Flying foxes appear Ceremonial time Miwa Gawaian in flower

Parra'dowee Warm and wet November-December Summer heat starts Stable weather

I think it's so important to have a "nature" calendar in your head, like a way of tracking time that's completely separate from anything work or obligation related, not holidays or anything stressful. For instance I look forward to august because at 8pm every night house finches hang around my window for a few weeks. In spring I love waiting for the magnolias to blossom. Just ways of tracking the time with zero stakes that's completely removed from life's zeitgeist and that you really look forward to

[vulturehill]

New #experiments with #Myrtaceae for the #climatechangeblock (#guavas and #lillypillies varieties). “Cas” aka Costa Rican Sour Guava 🇨🇷 is a family favorite and may be cold-tolerant enough for this hilltop orchard in Sonoma County’s “banana belt.” Wait and see.

#PsidiumFriedrichsthalianum #SyzygiumSmithii #PsidiumLittorale #cas #climatechange #madorchardist #vulturehill https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnfa1PJ9QB/?igshid=q9r94ssqmeds

[fernsandtales]

Needle Books:

🦊 Foxy Book

🌰 Acorn Book

[shinijikun]

NEW ONLINE ORIGINAL SERIES BY OSAKA PICTURES

[papertrumpets]

Lilly pilly リリーピリー しらべもの リリーピリーは、オーストラリアでは植栽によるナチュラルな目隠しや造園に使用され、プライバシーに最適な低木です。このふさふさした原生低木は、クローブのような香りで空気を満たします。 最近の調査によると、リリーピリーのピンク色の果物は食すことができ、パワーフルーツと呼ばれています。その実には高レベルのビタミン、抗酸化物質、ミネラル、そして必須脂肪酸があると言われています。「モンキーアップル」として親しまれているこのスーパーフードは、ビタミンCと必須のフルーツ酸を含んでおり、アンチエイジングに最適とのことです。 オーストラリアでは野鳥を庭に呼び寄せる目的で植える人もいます。 アボリジニとリリーピリー: 何千年もの間、オーストラリア先住民は、抗菌性と治癒力のためにリリーピリーを使用していました。 この果物は、伝統的なアボリジニ医学で広く使用され、耳の痛み、傷、皮膚の状態の治療として使用され、一般的に免疫システムのブースターとして��費されます。 花言葉: 貴重さ 神聖 高貴 威厳 尊厳 Memo Lilly Pilly is a native Australian shrub used for hedging and landscaping and best for privacy. This bushy native shrub fills the air with a clove-like fragrance. Recent research says that Lilly Pilly’s pink fruits are edible and can be consumed and they’re called power fruits. They have high levels of vitamins, antioxidants, minerals, and essential fatty acids that everyone needs. Fondly known as "Monkey Apple", this super-food contains vitamin C and essential fruit acids, makes it great for anti-ageing. In Australia, some people plant wild birds to attract them to their gardens. Aboriginal people and Lilly pilly: For thousands of years, Indigenous Australians have used Lilly Pilly to for its anti bacterial and healing properties. This fruit features widely in traditional Aboriginal medicine, used as a treatment for sore ears, wounds and skin conditions, and generally consumed as an immune system booster. The language of flowers: Preciousness, sacredness, nobility, dignity, dignity #australian #native #wildflowers #aboriginal #lillypilly https://www.instagram.com/p/CfaSlDvvMMS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[aozhouhuaren]

The last Lilly-pilly bunch left on the tree in the front yard. There are few sad isolated lilly pillies scattered around on other branches but they're hard to get to. These are a bit too tart for snacking, so I think I'll make a jam out of them instead. #lillypilly #fruit #purple #nativefood #australia #jam #水果 #果醬 #紫色 #澳洲 https://www.instagram.com/p/B9-w-DpDWi-/?igshid=1t5z1jjflvj0z

[neenah61]

January 23/365 I always forget my glasses and hope for the best when taking a close up. #lillypilly #flower #oppophonecamera https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnwv6QOhxWz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[foxgloveandfawn]

Syzygium ‘Cascade’ (Lilly Pilly Cascade) at Gold Coast Botanic Gardens. #syzygium #cascade #lillypilly #botanicgardens #goldcoast #native #australian #tree #shrub #flower https://www.instagram.com/p/B5Z0vgngRkd/?igshid=13zyrptg8id43

[deluxeduck]

Acmena hemilampra | #lillypilly #canberraflora #australiannativeflowers #igersflowers #springtime #hedgeflowers #flowerporn #iphonesia #l4l #instagood #instamood #photooftheday #iphoneonly

[wenbochenphoto]

Riberry (Syzygium luehmannii) is my favourite red-berry Australian native tree, it is a rainforest species from eastern coast. The highly decorative fruits can be eaten raw or made into jam. #australiantree #floraofaustralia #riberry #lillypilly #myrtaceae #澳洲植物

[samuelhumphreys]

The only good thing about waking up really early is capturing these colours. An Eastern Spinebill (canthorhynchus tenuirostris) safeguarding his Powderpuff Lillypilly (Syzygium wilsonii) flowers. -- #easternspinebill #powderpufflillypilly #lillypilly #earlymorning #nature #photography #australianbirds #birdsofaustralia #birdlovers #naturelovers #natureart #birdphoto #birdlife #malaannationalpark #naturerefuge #australiana #australianwildlife (at Malaan-Nationalpark)

[fartymccry]

Lilly has gotten clingy lately and she reminds me everyday that she is no longer the small kitten I adopted and is little miss independent 😂 #cat #lillypilly #catsofinstagram #ginger #gingercat https://www.instagram.com/p/BwvxaX1g7Ur/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=cgfo2wbbhwms