Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Hebe,
:-))
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Thanks Jackson - ties in quite nicely with the Talking Plants article on This Way Up this afternoon - "Plants respond to light and chemicals, and can even make sounds. But are they able to communicate? Dr Monica Gagliano of the University of Western Australia is investigating bioacoustics in plants."
You can find the audio here
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The bird shot that wasn't quite flower like enough. But it seemed pretty springy.
Cheers Sophie.
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…without breaking anything.
Ahhh, how very beautiful, Jack and Sophie, thank you!
Jackson is the orchid yours? I have one very similar that’s only just starting to open.
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JacksonP, in reply to
No idea what this is. On a tree.
is the orchid yours? I have one very similar that’s only just starting to open.
Unfortunately not. It's in the Wintergarden, which gives it a head start I guess.
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Sophie G, in reply to
No idea what this is. On a tree.
Lasiandra, aka Tibouchina, a bit confusing. Very hard to get my camera to capture the colour….
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Not much in bloom yet but a couple of flowers around an’ about.
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Lilith __, in reply to
It’s in the Wintergarden, which gives it a head start I guess.
Crikey, outdoor cymbidiums, must be Auckland! ;-)
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JacksonP, in reply to
Round white flower. I’m trying, honest.
Lovely Sofie B.
And thanks Sophie G.
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Sophie G, in reply to
Abuliton : )
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JacksonP, in reply to
Crikey, outdoor orchids, must be Auckland! ;-)
Oh, no it's indoor in this glass house.
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Lilith __, in reply to
no it’s indoor in this glass house
Ah! Your hint of blue sky had me fooled.
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JacksonP, in reply to
More orchid-ness.
Your hint of blue sky had me fooled.
Blue window back light. I... got lucky.
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Lilith __, in reply to
I… got lucky
Not on the garden, I hope! You might have damaged the plants. ;-)
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This is from one of those rare days when our clouds actually had form and texture, not like today when we're back to formless, smothering grey. I'm also gettting eager for a change of season, just the opposite of yours. I'm also getting eager, I must admit, for a return to islands with a climate fit for human habitation.
Sorry 'bout the lack of flowers.
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Moving right along. More blossoms.
Now I'll leave it to others for a bit. Apparently I'm off to a BBQ. Hope it's an indoor one.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Sorry ’bout the lack of flowers
Hey, you've got sky-flowers, what could be grander than that? :-)
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Lilith __, in reply to
blossoms
Too soon for blossom here, so I'll go with one I prepared earlier. Late September. Japanese flowering cherry.
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Sophie G, in reply to
our clouds actually had form and texture
Nice, kind of glowering, with bright rays for relief!
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Sophie G, in reply to
Japanese flowering cherry.
Beautifully unreal!
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Not a photo taken today but springy all the same. My plants , being as exotic as they are ;), require hot weather to do their thang.
Plus one t'other took. -
Spring.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Japanese flowering cherry.
Beautifully unreal!
Yeah, I’m pretty sure a team of people stay up all night assembling them. :-)
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Sophie G, in reply to
What are those flowers in the top and bottom pictures?
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Noticed the first buds on the wisteria today. The garlic and asparagus have popped up and the tuis are back.
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