Posts tagged plant

katie-kuffel:

Things I’ll miss about San Francisco:
Ridiculously large succulents. 

I just made this noise: HOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!

katie-kuffel:

Things I’ll miss about San Francisco:

Ridiculously large succulents. 

I just made this noise: HOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!

flora-file:

Aloe saponaria var. Ficksburgensis (2) (by KarlGercens.com)

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Aloe saponaria var. Ficksburgensis (2) (by KarlGercens.com)

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Sedum spathulifolium ‘Carnea’ (by pete@eastbaywilds.com)

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Sedum spathulifolium ‘Carnea’ (by pete@eastbaywilds.com)

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Mimulus auriantiacus, Shrubby Monkeyflower

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Mimulus auriantiacus, Shrubby Monkeyflower

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Calceolaria cana (by anniesannuals)

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Calceolaria cana (by anniesannuals)

brilliantbotany:

This the Indian Pipe plant, an eerie-looking plant, in my opinion. Monotropa uniflora is a heterotroph. That means that it doesn’t photosynthesize. Instead, it’s a parasitic plant that relies on mycorrhizal fungi for its nutrients.Why is it white? No chlorophyll, no green.It’s also known as the Ghost Plant, and the Corpse Plant. 

brilliantbotany:

This the Indian Pipe plant, an eerie-looking plant, in my opinion. Monotropa uniflora is a heterotroph. That means that it doesn’t photosynthesize. Instead, it’s a parasitic plant that relies on mycorrhizal fungi for its nutrients.
Why is it white? No chlorophyll, no green.
It’s also known as the Ghost Plant, and the Corpse Plant. 

dendroica:

Inside an orange tulip on Flickr.
flora-file:

Aeonium party (by FarOutFlora)

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Aeonium party (by FarOutFlora)

frolicingintheforest:

Rue Anemone(Thalictrum thalictroides) 

frolicingintheforest:

Rue Anemone
(Thalictrum thalictroides) 

thedirtexperiment:

Starting some trays of arugula.

thedirtexperiment:

Rainy day Aeonium arboreum.

thedirtexperiment:

Rainy day Aeonium arboreum.

oldpinetree:

Grapefruit Tree
is loving life.

oldpinetree:

Grapefruit Tree

is loving life.

dendroica:

Violet on Flickr.

dendroica:

Violet on Flickr.

greenhousecollective:

aloe delaetii by ilenuca on Flickr.