Goth plants
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If you have a wardrobe that resembles that of a witch or the occult, are into rock-n-roll, or just prefer a darker aesthetic and love gardening, then this ...
Isn’t she lovely 💜🖤 My Calathea Roseopicta 'Dottie' soaking up some much needed rain today
Chris is just back from a great Greentours trip in Turkey that took an original route from Hatay (Antakya) to Cappadocia, calling in at Osmaniye and Karamannmaras on the way and visiting everything from cave churches and Hittite castles to Selcuk castles and a massive Caravanseri. Of course the flora was the mainstay and there was a superb array of plants some of which will sneak into the book replacing existing pics and even forcing their way in because they were such stunners. Top of these…
Ghost plant, monotropa uniflora, in Mt. Talbert Park, Clackamas, Oregon.
SolarPower™ Black Heart Ipomoea - Brightly colored leaves are great for mixed containers and garden beds.
I haven't seen any plants with purple leaves before (apart from purple cabbage but we all know they are dyed in the purple cabbage factories). Must be some genetically engineered plant bred for war. I certainly wasn't taking any chances with this purple triffid offspring on the Isle of Bute. CameraCanon EOS 450D Exposure0.025 sec (1/40) Aperturef/2.8 Focal Length52 mm ISO Speed400 Exposure Bias0 EV
Wondering what to plant in a Halloween garden? Here are 7 unique and unusual plants to grow that'll make your spring a little more spooky.
