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...Doesn't anyone notice the portrait picture to the left of the table, sitting on a tripod, has NO legs going down to the floor?
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I'm sorry, I just can't stop
Doesn't anyone notice the portrait picture to the left of the table, sitting on a tripod, has NO legs going down to the floor?
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When I got Mom's wheelchair out of the truck yesterday I saw this little bugger crawling in the back. Friend called it a "Nope caterpillar". As in "nope, not touching it".
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Yea, we got those caterpillars. We avoid or squash. They're still not as nasty as what our southern friends have.
I found these odd photos, not sure if its a real coach or a mockup for entertainment. Supposedly found in new orleans.
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label.. This is a Victorian-age funeral hearse. It was discovered in the shed at an old cemetery in NOLA.
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label.. This is a Victorian-age funeral hearse. It was discovered in the shed at an old cemetery in NOLA.
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I've never seen the ornamental varieties. The blooms are huge, striking. Do you have other ones growing? Got more pics?
I only see it growing wild here. See two species each summer, there's a 3rd one i rarely see.
They grow beside small rural roads, most often gravel. I've forgotten the name of this first one. the 2nd one is devils darning needles, shaggy looking. One is covered in dust from the road, blooms in august.
Dusty
After a rain, it really looks like this. Odd clematis huh?
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Very interesting. I didn’t know they grow wild. I’ll have more pictures of mine as they grow and bloom.
What do you know about wild wisteria. I have some volunteers that came up last year. It was the first year in our house. I gave it a trellis but it hasn’t bloomed. I wish it would.
What do you know about wild wisteria. I have some volunteers that came up last year. It was the first year in our house. I gave it a trellis but it hasn’t bloomed. I wish it would.
This is Wisteria frutescens aka American wisteria in my yard, a native wild species (first pic). It’s easy to tame into a bush. Puts out runners but its fairly easy to control.
Second pic… Wisteria sinensis aka Chinese wisteria. It is super aggressive, will kill the trees in your yard it you don’t control it. It’s a never ending battle. I don’t want it anywhere on my farm, even in the woods. Its very common on roadsides in spring.
American - Wisteria frutescens
Chinese - Wisteria sinensis
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This is a white american variety of wisteria. I took the pic last saturday in a friends yard, not a great year for it. Its a tamed ornamental variety, doesn't grow wild.
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