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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
I was out about yesterday and saw several different colors of irises. Should have photoed them! There was one very pale pink that looked like a gossamer fairy wing!
SwampCatNana- Posts : 237
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Amazing photos! That iris path is stunning!
ericam, Such interesting flowers. Aren't your seasons opposite to ours here in No. America?
Also, are we supposed to be shrinking our photos before posting them?
Just saw these this morning:
forgot about this little one blooming earlier in May:
I went crazy planing bulbs last year. These guys are in an old wheel barrow.
Got this clematis, Mrs. Yuki, for free last year. The nursery was tossing it as they thought it was dead.
ericam, Such interesting flowers. Aren't your seasons opposite to ours here in No. America?
Also, are we supposed to be shrinking our photos before posting them?
Just saw these this morning:
forgot about this little one blooming earlier in May:
I went crazy planing bulbs last year. These guys are in an old wheel barrow.
Got this clematis, Mrs. Yuki, for free last year. The nursery was tossing it as they thought it was dead.
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Time to update my avatar as the white bleeding hearts are just about finished. But the cranesbill/wild geranium is blooming like crazy! And my red & white columbine just bloomed today. No photos yet tho as I lost my camera...
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
I been dying to ask.....whats the story behind the The Stinking Corpse Lily avatar Rooster?
Daniel9999- Posts : 243
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
I have been dying to ask what the June avatar theme was going to be
GWN- Posts : 2799
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
GWN wrote:I have been dying to ask what the June avatar theme was going to be
Yes, I am curious too!
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
The old saying is for June is ..... " June is busting out all over " ..
But we're not allowed to go down one of those routes ... So I guess ....... It will have to be related to renewal / new growth in the garden beds
Perhaps something for " budding " photographers to take piccies of.
But we're not allowed to go down one of those routes ... So I guess ....... It will have to be related to renewal / new growth in the garden beds
Perhaps something for " budding " photographers to take piccies of.
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Daniel9999 wrote:I been dying to ask.....whats the story behind the The Stinking Corpse Lily avatar Rooster?
Lol. No story really. I was just looking at all the beautiful flowers everyone was posting here as their avatars and started wondering what the "Worlds Ugliest Flower" was, so I googled it I actually got lot's of results and found the results interesting
GWN wrote:
I have been dying to ask what the June avatar theme was going to be
Typically, our regional hosts have been coming up with the ideas for the monthly themes. Any ideas??
plantoid wrote:
It will have to be related to renewal / new growth in the garden beds
Perhaps something for " budding " photographers to take piccies of.
Not a bad idea Dave
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Haha, when I think of June I think of June bugs, Bugs (or your biggest garden pest) could be the monthly avatar. Although I watched a video Turan posted the other day about how the parasitic wasp has babies with a catapillar and it gave me nightmares so maybe not such a great idea. Earwigs also really disturb me and I saw videos about them too,
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Not a bad idea either cheyanna.
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
ya that is a great idea.... I have a new bug that I do not know is bugging my plants, but it IS bugging me, it is HUGE and seems to have no vision, it is flying into me all the time.
HMmm to get a picture of it
HMmm to get a picture of it
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Not sure if I have some sort of genetic mutant in the flower tastes......, but I think that petunias are about the ugliest flower, yet they seem to be about the most popular ones.....
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
Cheyanna - earwigs are a NO-NO for me. I think I'm more afraid of them than spiders and worms! eerrrr!
I saw a motion picture years ago where an earwig got into a man's head and laid eggs there. When they hatched they ate his brain and drove him crazy! YUGH!
How about beneficial bugs!?
Lee
I saw a motion picture years ago where an earwig got into a man's head and laid eggs there. When they hatched they ate his brain and drove him crazy! YUGH!
How about beneficial bugs!?
Lee
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
SwampCatNana wrote:Cheyanna - earwigs are a NO-NO for me. I think I'm more afraid of them than spiders and worms! eerrrr!
I saw a motion picture years ago where an earwig got into a man's head and laid eggs there. When they hatched they ate his brain and drove him crazy! YUGH!
How about beneficial bugs!?
Lee
HAha, that's hilarious to know that I am not alone, this is exactly what I think (know) they will do to me. Spiders don't bother me at all, I see them and say hello but an earwig ugh, I am terrified.
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
GWN wrote:ya that is a great idea.... I have a new bug that I do not know is bugging my plants, but it IS bugging me, it is HUGE and seems to have no vision, it is flying into me all the time.
HMmm to get a picture of it
Sounds like a Stink Bug. Don't squish them...but if you do you'll know where they get their name from.
Renee
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
If we do bugs, would it be possible for everyone 'in the know' to let us know if it's a beneficial insect or not? I have NO idea what's good and what's not...except for slugs! One of the slugs in my garden, if not all of them, must have had babies coz I'm finding slugs the size of a small drop of water on EVERYthing! How dare they, right???
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Re: Monthly Avatar Theme for May: May Flowers
CapeCoddess wrote:If we do bugs, would it be possible for everyone 'in the know' to let us know if it's a beneficial insect or not? I have NO idea what's good and what's not...except for slugs! One of the slugs in my garden, if not all of them, must have had babies coz I'm finding slugs the size of a small drop of water on EVERYthing! How dare they, right???
I found two water droplet sized slugs devouring a cucumber sprout one morning! Hungry little babies. Good idea to have us post whether our avatar bugs are beneficial or not.
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