Agave
Dietes
Mildew on Weeds
Pandorea Flower
Supported Pandorea Fallen Flower
Senecio jacobsenii August 3rd
Senecio jacobsenii August 7th
Author: NLS
Morning Glories
Volunteers
Two Morning Glories grown in a flat, recently transferred to pots.
Echeveria pulvinata Red Velvet
Echeveria pulvinata July 1, 2020
Echeveria pulvinata July 22, 2020
Echeveria pulvinata July 26, 2020
Echeveria pulvinata August 2, 2020
Echeveria pulvinata August 2, 2020
Echeveria pulvinata August 2, 2020
Brugmansia Pods
Flower, Web, Bark
Dropped Pandorea Flower in Web
Manzanita Bark
Weeds in Orchard–Thistle and Weeds with Wee Yellow Flowers
Lichens on Lilacs
Morning Glories
The Morning Glories were grown from harvested seed.
The Morning Glories needed more space for growth.
Knew the cotton and jute Icords would come in handy, some day.
A patch of volunteer Morning Glories.
Bowiea
For nearly two months my Bowiea was just a bulb. No growth. In the past before one section died back another was sprouting.
This morning the bulb looked like this–
Removed Plant from Medium 2020 July 27
Eraser Used to Clean Up
Spent Stems
Used the Spent Stems With Tan Wool Yarn to Make an Icord
Stitched the Icord Together to Make a Small Vessel
The plant is vining so I rotate it a couple of times a day.
The Bowiea flowers are quite small, but lovely.
New Growth 2020 October 26
South African National Biodiversity Institute–PlantZAfrica
Candytuft and Nigella
Candytuft (Iberis)
The plant is a volunteer from a wildflower seed mix planted last year. It is growing in a pot of French dandelions I am growing for the bunnies.
Nigella
I topped the Nigella and it developed flowers lower on the stem. Don’t recall this ever happening in the past.
