#south african flowers
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colorsoutofearth · 1 year ago
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King protea flowers (Protea cynaroides) in South Africa
Photo by Claudio Velasquez
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katiajewelbox · 10 months ago
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A glorious bouquet featuring the native flowers of South Africa, especially the Proteaceae family.
Photo by Diana Roy at the Resendiz Brothers flower farm Instagram
(Shared with the photographer's permission)
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thunderstruck9 · 9 months ago
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François Krige (South African, 1913-1994), Still Life of a Pin Cushion Protea, 1983. Oil on canvas, 24 1/2 x 20 1/4 in.
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ayandagama · 9 months ago
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Tsakisani
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huariqueje · 1 year ago
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Florist Shop    -  Mary Kuper ,n/d.
South African , b. 1950s
Engraving, reduction print  
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lost-lycaon · 3 months ago
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King Protea, Western Cape, South Africa
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witchstone · 1 year ago
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Western Cattle Egret  Bubulcus ibis ssp. ibis West Coast National Park, Western Cape, South Africa -33.109487, 17.987095 by mario_mairal
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interventionlullabies · 3 months ago
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Gregoire Boonzaier, Still Life with Vase of Flowers, Bowl and Fruit, 1957
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killyridols · 8 months ago
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safety blanket for grown women by mia chaplin, 2019, oil on canvas, 30 × 36 inches
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bijoumikhawal · 8 months ago
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"Biden is the best choice and he's actually really empathetic and reasonable but also you can't wait for a candidate that won't do genocide and war crimes because to become a presidential candidate you have to be willing to do that" see what you fundamentally don't understand is I'm not waiting for a candidate that won't do war crimes, because I know that. I cannot morally stomach this system, it's a joke to claim its democratic, and AMERICA DELENDA EST. this country is a plague on this Earth
#cipher talk#It's baffling because okay so you know how fucked up this is but you're behaving in a way that clearly indicates you want that this shambli#Disgusting empire to cling to life until after you're dead because it'd make /you/ uncomfortable and inconvenienced#To live through its destruction (the wealthier classes and more privileged experience lesser material changes in state collapse so long as#They aren't too highly ranked/involved in politics. A Sri Lankan wrote an article specifically addressing Americans about this)#It's so dehumanizing! People's blood is so cheap to you! You've just accepted its inevitable that genocide will happen!#Because of how the US operates! You can see no other future! It hardly matters to you!#You say this like the death of Palestinians of Yemenis of Syrians is someone else's dropped ice cream cone#You understand why people hate this country and you understand we deserve it but it just. Hardly matters to you#It feels like madness to watch this. It's disgusting#I keep thinking- it'd be so easy for you to justify my people being killed if violence broke out and it was in your favor#It's unlikely because. Well. America loves 'the church of the martyrs'#But you'd do it if that was favorable. You wouldn't think twice. You might feel a twinge in your heart but that's all#Because we aren't people to you!#We aren't all that important! Not important enough for you do anything more than 'well let's vote a blue in and do some protests'#What's a protest worth if you perpetuate the system and can't see a way out and don't try for a way out?#That's killing a man then putting flowers on his casket. It's /perverse/.#You get used to the idea that Africans die that West Asians die and that's just the way of the world. My g-d do you understand anything??#I watch necrosis take hold my parts of my culture and I watch every good person I know be ground to dust under a military regime#I talk to my friend who got drafted and is trans and may never come out because if they do they can get arrested as a 'prostitute'#I watch the wild hope for the future I was introduced to over radio at 9 years old wither#I watch people risk it anyway because just past the fence they can see they know there are people there#I watch my neighbor to the south crumble and weep because our hands are bloody and it's in part because we bloodied them for the west#And you just think that's how things are.#Fascist white death cult mindset
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tzanos · 10 months ago
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Wildflower Stories features versatile patterns inspired by the natural beauty and tranquility found at springtime by the water’s edge
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colorsoutofearth · 1 year ago
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Pink Everlasting (Syncarpha canascens) in South Africa
Photo by Tony Phelps
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the-cricket-chirps · 9 months ago
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Ithell Colquhoun
Canna
1936
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helluvatimes · 11 months ago
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A Spectacular Erica
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Erica shannonii making a rare appearance in the conservatory here. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
This was the first time we had seen the Erica here. It was apparently named in honour of the Countess of Shannon in the eighteenth century.
A stop of underexposure was used for this capture for the sake of the white flowers. This had effectively also darkened away other nearby foliage in the background.
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ayandagama · 9 months ago
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Faith Nketsi
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lost-lycaon · 3 months ago
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Strelitzia reginae, the Bird of Paradise flower. Its bold bloom decorates the legendary Kirstenbosch Gardens.
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