Showing posts with label greens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greens. Show all posts

Friday, September 4, 2020

Aloe green




Aloe centrice
 

The curves and spikelettes at the center of the aloe plant have their own shades of green.




Tuesday, August 11, 2020

How it spreads





Reach out and grow somewhere!


The vine of an unknown plant seeks fertile ground where it can take root.

p.s.  That may be a Japanese Knotweed?



Saturday, June 6, 2020

Terra cotta coping




Dark and shiny in the breeze

Climbing vines of ivy wrap around the terra-cotta coping on the roof.



Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Green dragon



Bushes outside
 

The orderliness of the roof and clapboard and windows is interrupted by the bushes growing next to the foundation.

Seeing the curtains, sharp eyed readers will note that this is the outside of the inside seen in the previous post.  Everyone else can follow the link back

One could imagine a green dragon there:  the open mouth with the branches being the tongue (or flames!), the teeth formed by the leaves, the two curved horns, the prickled hump of the back that sweeps down to the tail, which itself extends to the right and out of the image.




Thursday, August 9, 2018

Greenery



Vivid green growth

An alianthus seed found a crack between the sidewalk and the wall and began to grow.  

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Watermelon green and pink, part 2

Pink chair 2


Counter divider 2


Counter divider 3

Although the frozen yogurt emporium is closed, left behind images show its pre-opening watermelon pink and green seats, the illuminated counter divider, and interior lighting.  Part 1, showing the closed interiors, can be viewed here.


Counter divider 4

The interior of the closed frozen yogurt emporium illuminated by north daylight, circa January, 2017.


Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Watermelon green and pink

Pink chair

White chair

Counter divider

The striking colors, seating, and decor of this now closed frozen yogurt emporium are presented in these 3d relaxed view stereograms.

Part 2, showing the re-opening images, can be viewed here.

Monday, December 12, 2016

Greens

A field of greens

The bright green leaves of the growing greens stand out against the green grass growing in between the rows.