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Susan (snapapple) > Calendula, Pot Marigold - winter annual A Mediterranean native that provides sure easy color from late fall through spring in mild winter areas. It will reseed itself to come back year after year. Although it does well in pots, the common name is actually derived from the plant's earlier use as a "pot herb" - a vegetable to be used in the cooking pot. It has long, narrow leaves, slightly sticky and aromatic. On this January morning many of the flowers were beaten down by the rain from the previous night. This one caught my eye as it was one of the few to catch the morning light.
Susan (snapapple) > Paperwhites
Susan (snapapple) > Paperwhites
Susan (snapapple) > Ranunculus - a tuberous-rooted plant with peony like blooms. I bought several plants at the nursery in yellow, red and purple. They remind me of tissue paper flowers. The bright yellow says "Spring" to me.
Susan (snapapple) > Clematis - It grows on a small vine in my yard. The morning sun was peeking through the branches of the trees to highlight this big blossom. I had to crawl under a bush to get up close.
Susan (snapapple) > Ceanothus - Wild Califiornia Lilac
Susan (snapapple) > Calendula, Pot Marigold - winter annual A Mediterranean native that provides sure easy color from late fall through spring in mild winter areas. It will reseed itself to come back year after year. Although it does well in pots, the common name is actually derived from the plant's earlier use as a "pot herb" - a vegetable to be used in the cooking pot. It has long, narrow leaves, slightly sticky and aromatic. On this January morning many of the flowers were beaten down by the rain from the previous night. This one caught my eye as it was one of the few to catch the morning light.
Daisy In Blue
Susan (snapapple) > Daisy In Blue
Daisy In Blue
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