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Tag: pomegranate

Posted on May 30, 2021May 30, 2021

Pics from earlier today

Arkansas yucca seedling is surviving!

Blooming (above) and done blooming (below) dwarf pomegranate.

The pie/sour cherries before I got around to picking them.

Sleepy supervisor.

Posted on May 9, 2021May 9, 2021

New flowers planted and blooming (botany club plant sale part of 2 of 2 included)

White avens is a native shade plant with cute strawberry-like flowers. It just started blooming. These volunteered.

The flowers tend to arch elegantly downwards. They have big showy leaves too. Which I didn’t photograph. 😂

I got a dwarf pomegranate at the botany club plant sale. I decided to put it near the tiny apricot tree.

A very baby palm tree from Judy!

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