Two different plants here, both have lush velvety leaves. They volunteered in my garden this spring but I can’t figure out if they’re flowers or weeds. I think the gurus at Bates Nursery / @batesnursery have the answer..
Update: I’m thinking Garlic Mustard on the first two photos (why didn’t I already know this?) . Still wondering on the third shot but I suspect it’s a big fat weed.
this morning, Shelby Bottoms; Nashville
(Source: carnydog.blogspot.com)
n. a gift one takes home from an event or gathering, a souvenir.
Red weighs less than five lbs, has crappy liver function, is anemic, and they want me to schedule an ultrasound. But he’s home, and for that...
The trees are trying as hard as they can to get my car pregnant.
[The Greenhouse Pt 4 : Pitcher Plants]
… and more.
The ever tenacious mint growing out of the cracks of our front raised bed. (at Bates Nursery & Garden Center)
Double-decker Bus Race, 1933.
One of the trickier parts of my daily commute.
One of the earliest examples of...
scarlette.
Albert Einstein in Fuzzy Slippers
how can you just scroll past this you can’t
i tried...
Helios and french breakfast radishes from Heirloom Organics at the Ferry Building market
Photo by Lottie Davies
