Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
The lichen garden in October. I think it has pyxie cups and maybe cracked shield lichens in it. The garden is on a fence post along the path to the hillside retreat.
So much for catching up with everyone tonight. I'll try again tomorrow. I'm very tired and we have a DVD with 6 episodes of 'Allo 'Allo! to watch. I'll probably fall asleep on the sofa, but that's ok. I'll watch what I miss later.
What a lovely little garden! I wasn't aware litchen was on your list of specialities. Thanks for the link to your previous post, too. I'll have to check that out one day!
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I shall say this once and only once.......What a wonderful closeup. Hope you enjoyed the DVD
Great photo!!! :)
How cool! They look like little aliens!!!
What a lovely little garden! I wasn't aware litchen was on your list of specialities. Thanks for the link to your previous post, too. I'll have to check that out one day!
Great photo, and Libby said what I was thinking. They do look like little aliens...!
They are so beautiful!!
They look a bit strange, indeed! But a great shot!
Hope you slept well! ;-))
Amazing photo love it :)
Hopefully, the 3rd night is a charm and I'll listen very carefully and be awake for the rest of the 'allo 'allo adventures!
They do have an alien quality about them, or maybe a Dr. Suess creation!
Very inspiring still-shot! These look like frozen lichen raindrops caught splashing in a frothy sea of green.
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