Flowers

🌈 Колекція зі 100 видів ванд, гібридів та міжродових рослин. Усі фотографії були зроблені в Національному саду орхідей Сінгапуру, місцевих розплідниках та приватних колекціях. Сінгапур — єдина країна у світі, яка використовує гібридну орхідею як свою національну квітку. Цікаво дізнатися про... See more

📜 Titolo: Orchidea di Cattleya e tre colibrì brasiliani 👨‍🎨 Autore: Martin Johnson Heade 🕰 Anno: 1871 ca. 🏛 Ubicazione: National Gallery of Art, Washington (olio su tavola, 34.8 x 45.6 cm) Martin Johnson Heade è un artista affascinante e sfuggente, spesso associato alla Hudson River School, anche se la sua posizione... See more

“Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year. He is rich who owns the day, and no one owns the day who allows it to be invaded with fret and anxiety. Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some... See more

Like bright pixels leaving the matrix, the flowers of Utricularia bisquamata can be seen scattered along mossy ledges in mountain fynbos. Their lilac and yellow flowers contrast strongly against the blackened seeps in which they grow. These innocent looking plants are in fact carnivorous, consuming the nutrients of... See more

This morning at Henderson Canyon 🤯. What do you think- will we have a super bloom this spring? Read our latest Borrego Blog post for our prediction- link in bio!🌼🌼🌼

Josef Scharl (1896–1954, Niemcy) DUŻE SŁONECZNIKI (Große Sonnenblumen [Large sunflowers]) 1936, olej / płótno, 79,5 × 64,7 cm Kolekcja prywatna #art #painting #malarstwo #modernart #sztukanowoczesna #newobjectivity #nowarzeczowość #20thcenturyart #interwar #międzywojnie... See more

You Will See The Things I Have Seen: I Have (Not) Posted Since The Summer Pt. 1 - Northern California 1. Wooly Rose Mallow (Hibiscus lasiocarpus var. occidentalis, 1B.2). The jewel of the California’s murdered swamp, it clings to existence along river levees and rice field ditches where it waits patiently to reclaim the... See more

Two versions of Night-blooming cereus from Robert Thornton’s “Temple of Flora” in his book “A New Illustration of the Sexual System of Carolus von Linnaeus.” Published in London in 1807 and 1812. The first edition and the smaller “quarto” edition, for which the plates were re-engraved with some changes. Can you spot the differences?... See more