Here is my entry for
November’s “The End of the Line”
Picture This Photo Contest at http://www.gardeninggonewild.com/?p=9088#more-9088
Okay so it is a curvy line! A line of Pride of Barbados seedpods are ready to drop their final young in a last ditch attempt to propagate themselves for next year. Like dug-out canoes, these seedpods are providing a safe harbor for these precious, year-end cradled seeds.
Here is my entry for
October’s “Abundant Harvest”
Picture This Photo Contest at
http://www.gardeninggonewild.com/?p=8318
Crab apple.
One of the most ornamental crab apples, with pretty, pink-tinged, white flowers in late spring, followed by masses of glossy, round, cherry-red fruit. The fruits garland the branches for much of the winter as the bright green leaves turn shades of yellow and gold before falling.
Here is the golden fruiting variety, (not my entry).
These two trees were positioned back to back in no-man’s land in Powfoot, SW Scotland, they were completely stacked with sour, jelly making fruit.
This is me Philip Leveridge,
I am a designer (landscape and product), gardener and bagpiper in Austin Texas (zone 8b)
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