Careless Love September 8, 2022 / johnlmalone They look like miniature Xmas trees growing carelessly on the side of the road their leaves plush with pollen Xmas trees for bees Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
do they grow where you are, David; they are suddenly everywhere here; no one I spoke to knows their proper name — or even their ‘improper’ name π LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
It’s the Aeonium Arboreum, or Irish Rose, if you wish to be informal, John. A succulent by any other name. LikeLiked by 2 people
Yes, I guess the Irish π don’t go much for that English Rose stuff πΉ Isn’t that right Mister Malone? π LikeLiked by 2 people
I caught them at their prime, Neil; you can’t do much better than that π LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Yellow is my favourite colour for flowers, these are brilliant and festive. π LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
not sure either; but they are a magnificent yellow; OMG if I were a bee π LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
A wonderful ode to the carelessly roadside plants. Never seen them in Sweden. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
The bees must have forgotten to put ornaments on “their” trees. — Greatvampire http://www.friendsofthegreatvampire.wordpress.com LikeLike Reply
Well, what do you know!
Christmas trees covered
in yellow snow π€
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do they grow where you are, David; they are suddenly everywhere here; no one I spoke to knows their proper name — or even their ‘improper’ name π
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It’s the Aeonium Arboreum,
or Irish Rose, if you wish to be
informal, John. A succulent by
any other name.
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thanks, David: ‘the Irish Rose’, a beautiful name
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Yes, I guess the Irish π don’t go
much for that English Rose stuff πΉ
Isn’t that right Mister Malone? π
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a wonderful gift to them, happy early Christmas to the bees!
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yes; a simple wayside poem; a little ode π
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Beautiful plants. You caught them at a good moment!
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I caught them at their prime, Neil; you can’t do much better than that π
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Oh, brilliant. Itβs about their Christmas time, isnβt it? π
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they seem to think so; it’s a great time to be a bee, K π
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Indeed. Better to be the new then to get stung.
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Yellow is my favourite colour for flowers, these are brilliant and festive. π
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it’s a great time to be a bee π
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Some kind of Sedum?
Maybe?
Not sure.
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not sure either; but they are a magnificent yellow; OMG if I were a bee π
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They look so beautiful, John. The bees must be in flower heaven. π
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Lol; true
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A wonderful ode to the carelessly roadside plants. Never seen them in Sweden.
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can’t recall seeing them here before; now they’re everywhere —
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A cute poem for cute flowers! π
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thanks; I like doing these miniatures π
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And I love reading them!!! β₯β₯β₯
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The bees must have forgotten to put ornaments on “their” trees.
— Greatvampire
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give ’em a few days π
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Beautiful as always John! Short, sweet, simple, yet deep ππ
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yes, these are my favourite type of writing: wayside poems —
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this is gorgeous!!!
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thanks Worms π
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