Vicia sativa
Tragopogon porrifolius
One of my favorite plants, not a weed–
Hibiscus trionum
The harvested seed was from several years ago. A pleasant surprise.
Vicia sativa
Tragopogon porrifolius
One of my favorite plants, not a weed–
Hibiscus trionum
The harvested seed was from several years ago. A pleasant surprise.
Plants seen today during hike South Hills in San Luis Obispo, CA.
All of the names came from Google AI. Some information wasn’t available or contradictory. Sorry if incorrect.
Viola pedunculata
Acmispon
Calystegia macrostegia
Chlorogalum pomeridianum
Dipterostemon
Dodecatheon
First time that I have ever seen them in this location. Unsuccessfully attempted to grow this plant in my garden.
Dodecatheon
Eschscholzia californica
Fritillaria biflora
Another plant that I’ve not seen in this location. Interesting that there was a single plant very near the trail.
Fritillaria biflora
Lathyrus vestitus with Bee
Lomatium macrocarpum
Phacelia
Phacelia
Plantago
Stachys bullata
Dudleya
All of the pots filled with our newly made compost have sprout fungi.
I am not keen on yellow, but am warming to this plant. I have a few volunteers in the courtyard and hundreds in the orchard.
Curious that I never noticed the shape of the foliage until today.
When pressed the flowers become a lovely golden color.
University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources–Weed Gallery
Made a code combining Morse and Clock. Short lines are used for dots and long lines for dashes. The code is–
Friendship is a sheltering tree. It is a Samuel Taylor Coleridge quote.
Plant materials are from my gardens. California Live Oaks have sharp and prickly leaves. The needles are from, I think it is the White Pine. They are also a bit prickly.
Materials–Plant material, paper, safety pins, fiber, PVA.
Scale–21.5” x 18.5” x .5”
Cover Code–Happy Happy
Update Card
Didn’t like the white border around the stamped Happy Birthday. Added a layer of green rust paper and printed sentiment.
Materials–Rust paper, paste paper, paper, fiber, leaf, ink, print, sealant.
Scale–5″ x 3.75″
This was found on a cutting rooting in a vase of water.