"Nothingness"
The Earliest 'Alphabetic' Inscriptions
Autumn - break of the day
Music
Lunch ~ Safe secluded place.... COVID season
Roku
Bucchro Jug
Musician
Road
To My Valentine
Reading the Runes
Runes
Backyard settings
Devi
Space Age and Ice Age proto-writing
Chen Hongshou 'The Four Joys of Nan Shengu-lu (164…
Dodge
E pur si muove
Little Graffiti
The priest-king of the Indus civilization
The Beach
Tomato Blossom
Masked Marlin(?)
Hanging Bridge
:o((
After shopping....
Darius who has his foot on his rival and judges ni…
Carsten Niebuhr
Ocean Beach
Ocean Beach
Intrusion
The Rock at Behistun, Iran
Dragon
Fence
Covered bridge
Keywords
Gladiolus / Sword Lilies
Sword lily is a genus of flowering bulbs in the Iridaceae (iris) family. The plant is distinguished by long, sword-shaped green leaves in upright fans and funnel-shaped flowers on slender stalks that open one at a time from bottom to top. The genus, which hails from Africa, Madagascar, and Eurasia, includes over 300 species in a range of flower colors.
Sword lilies prefer full to afternoon sun, protection from strong winds, and rich, well-drained soil; however, they will adapt to most soils except heavy clay. They thrive in damp borders so do not allow soils to dry out.
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Sword lilies prefer full to afternoon sun, protection from strong winds, and rich, well-drained soil; however, they will adapt to most soils except heavy clay. They thrive in damp borders so do not allow soils to dry out.
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A very nice picture, which I like very much!
Great colours
Best Wishes, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
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