I saw a flash of light, circled the room once more, took a sidelong glance at the peacock couch, and, seeing a figure, which lay uncomfortably with shivers, began to draw the curtains. The storm lasted well into the night and the urchin, bravely enduring several fits of terror, finally collapsed into a peaceful slumber.
Carissa macrocarpa.
Jello 1-2-3
Euphorbia obesa - Baseball Plant.
Matthiola incana subsp. incana.
The Great Kiskadee perched on a Rain tree (Samanea saman).
Cosmos sulphureus - Ladybird.
I saw a flash of light, circled the room once more, took a sidelong glance at the peacock couch, and, seeing a figure, which lay uncomfortably with shivers, began to draw the curtains. The storm lasted well into the night and the urchin, bravely enduring several fits of terror, finally collapsed into a peaceful slumber. 
Carissa macrocarpa.
Jello 1-2-3
Euphorbia obesa - Baseball Plant.
Matthiola incana subsp. incana.
The Great Kiskadee perched on a Rain tree (Samanea saman).
Cosmos sulphureus - Ladybird.
That baseball plant is to cool
ReplyDeleteI agree, the baseball plant is unique!! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI hope the urchin is feeling better now!
ReplyDeleteHow amazingly different the Euphorbia obesa is to the ones I am familiar with. I've always liked the sculptural qualities of the plant - this adds another form entirely!
Hi Hopping in, yours one of a kind, a unique combination of nature in your own way, will stop by more..:)
ReplyDeleteOh no. Propero, I hope that the weather is better today. The baseball plant is so unique. At first I thought it was an item used to hold sewing pins ;-)
ReplyDeleteWith each photo I was oooing and ahhhing! Wonderful!
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