Things I’ll miss about San Francisco:
Ridiculously large succulents.
I just made this noise: HOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!
Aloe saponaria var. Ficksburgensis (2) (by KarlGercens.com)
Sedum spathulifolium ‘Carnea’ (by pete@eastbaywilds.com)
Mimulus auriantiacus, Shrubby Monkeyflower
Calceolaria cana (by anniesannuals)
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.
Inside an orange tulip on Flickr.
Aeonium party (by FarOutFlora)
Rue Anemone
(Thalictrum thalictroides)
Starting some trays of arugula.
Rainy day Aeonium arboreum.
Grapefruit Tree
is loving life.
aloe delaetii by ilenuca on Flickr.