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doughnuts + euphorbias = good

doughnuts + euphorbias = good

doughnuts + euphorbias = good
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doughnuts + euphorbias = good

  i had a perfect saturday morning. it started with four super-fine ladies and the desert plant society's annual succulent sale and show at van dusen botanical gardens, and concluded with coffee an...

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notepads and rex begonia
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notepads and rex begonia

taking some pictures of our new notepads today, but have been completely taken in by the pearly rex begonia leaves I have been trying to use as a prop. they literally shimmer and are fast becoming...

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mimosa
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mimosa

 closer to home...

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jil sander and baltimore
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jil sander and baltimore

i loved raf simon's farewell collection for jil sander, but what sent me over the moon were the flowers, from baltimore in antwerp - amazing what putting something in a glass vitrine does... image...

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wild flowers of the world
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wild flowers of the world

botanical illustrations by barbara everard for wild flowers of the world (1970)

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monday
around the house

monday

josef albers, and the last of the mingus dahlias.

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luck of the egyptians
clothes horse

luck of the egyptians

it's not really the right time of year but i am so fond of our four-leaf clover print, and of course thought of it immediately upon seeing this pin on erie basin: A very unusual Victorian brooch i...

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LA
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LA

cactus right outside the front door great donut signage a f*#k of a lot of stairs (but so pretty...) neon from jow's show and more succulents

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how does my garden grow
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how does my garden grow

  after years of apartment living, i relish that moment in high summer when you suddenly can't keep up with the garden. tonight it will be sauteed greens on bruschetta, with a tiny tomato salad, a...

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into the woods
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into the woods

  spent more time wandering the woods this time, where the moss grows as thick as the bark on the trees. found a patch of monotropa uniflora. "corpse plant" is the perfect name for this one! 

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