but it's such a delicate wisp of a thing and the wind was blowing and the sun felt like a weapon.
How could you not?
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- Brooklyn, NY, United States
- Karen Orlando: I was a 2010 horticultural intern at Brooklyn Botanic and an organic vegetable gardener at Floyd Bennett Gardens Association, a community garden in Brooklyn.
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Squatters and the Tŷ unnos2 days ago
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We've Moved!1 year ago
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Moving to Read & Watch4 years ago
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A New Blog is Born10 years ago
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FlowerFarming Inspiration
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Crabapples: A Tree for All Seasons5 weeks ago
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Other People & That Thing They Do
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last words (with berries) - These days I often think about dying, and death. Which also makes me think about life, and living. I've been close to what feels like a lot of dying peop...7 years ago
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Cranford Rose Garden on a September Day - I've known forever that roses bloom in June and then, if you're lucky, again in September. This was a strange season and one sure sign that something wa...9 years ago
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4 comments:
I need a new vocabulary for the beauty of flowers. The second picture is sort of unnerving. The building so desolate...
The colors alone might require their own dialect. (i think my favorite botanical word is peduncle, but that's mostly because I enjoy saying pedunkaduncle.) It's sometimes hard to square what you see with the language of science:)
Hi Karen. What is this lovely little flower? I'm quite taken with it. Thanks!
Hi Carrie, I think you will find it if you look up Fame Flower, common name. I've seen Phemeranthus and Talinum as Genus name.
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