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jillraggett · 10 days ago
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Plant of the Day
Friday 13 December 2024
Growing in the shade of the tropical-style foliage plants of the Sunken Garden of Great Dixter, Sussex, was the rhizomatous perennial Begonia 'Little Brother Montgomery'. Though not hardy this cane-type begonia thrives when shielded from direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch and ideally in a temperature range between 15-22°C (58-72°F).
Jill Raggett
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zegalba · 9 months ago
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Monotropa Uniflora, also known as Ghost Plant, is an herbaceous perennial flowering plant native to temperate regions of Asia, North America, and northern South America
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Nancy Phelan and Michael Volin - Yoga for Women - Perennial Library - 1973
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fanyeline · 8 months ago
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Perennial's forsaken
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evegoldenwoods · 1 year ago
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I actually started this drawing back when figure changed playbooks, but it really wasn't working. At the time I was trying to make the galaxy out of Russian sage too, and it just didn't look right. Anyway after the most recent ep I realised I could do the galaxy as stars, and finally finish this off. And now I'm pretty happy with it!
The Russian sage colours are referenced from a photo I took of the bush growing in my front garden. It was there when we bought the house, and it always felt like a pleasing coincidence. If I ever get a Russian sage/perennial tattoo, it'll probably look something like this. It's still an if because it takes me ages to decide on things, but whether or not I do, it's certainly the case that I will never be normal about perennial again.
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nordicsublime · 6 months ago
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Holger dribling from the pond in the perennial garden
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margocooper · 11 months ago
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Седум обыкновенный (лат. Hylotelephium telephium) на известняковой скале. Ноябрь 23. Sedum telephium  on a limestone rock. November 23.
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eteroutsider · 11 months ago
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my secret samol piece for @thecrumpit !
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seafleece · 9 months ago
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disorders of the heart
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luketaluketa · 1 year ago
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Freedom.
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solarpunks · 2 years ago
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Oakland's Radical Plant Nursery Breaks the Prison Cycle
Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys to East Oakland, California, to visit the legendary plant nursery Planting Justice, which primarily hires formerly incarcerated people. They provide a fair wage and benefits to former prisoners with unbelievable results: a 2% recidivism rate, compared to 60% for the State of California. The nursery itself has an incredible diversity of edible and useful plant species and varieties, custom selected to grow an epic permaculture garden.
ORDER YOUR PLANTS: https://plantingjustice.org/
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jillraggett · 2 months ago
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Plant of the Day
Wednesday 16 October 2024
The sparkling white flowers of Nerine bowdenii ‘Alba’  (Bowden lily, Cornish lily, Cape flower, Guernsey lily) bloom before the leaves appear. This is a frost hardy perennial that thrives on a well-drained soil in a sunny location. This bulb is a native of South Africa.
Jill Raggett
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the-final-sentence · 3 months ago
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If I picked a lucky penny up and asked you to marry me for my money would you say something that would make me leave this party blushing so hard the sun would rise at 2 a.m.?
Andrea Gibson, from "Perennial"
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shelovesplants · 6 months ago
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Eastern prickly pear cacti🌵🍐
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fanyeline · 8 months ago
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Perennial's chosen
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evegoldenwoods · 9 months ago
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I didn't think you had any time for gods, Pickman.
I have a soft spot for the Lady of the Broken Wheel. People used to pray to her on the train.
Hoping she'd save them, I suppose. Did it ever work?
No. That's her point. If you want to see the wheel broken, you have to do it yourself.
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