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Kpeony

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Originally Posted by Rockinthecasbah

dude danny you really need to go to my old work with me and check out the greenhouse stuff

Forget it, I am stealing Danny for the day sometime soon and taking him to the Carlsbad flowermart to see the similarities "domesticated"!

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Originally Posted by bighit8

. The first one is a monkey flower. But the second is called a margarita bop.And yes it is a pestemon

Monkey flowers come in Blue? Neat! And I want to steal you first to the Carlsbad Floral Mart to check out "domesticated" wild flowers.

bighit8

Im down for that!Im all ears!

Yea those monkey flowers were from Connecticut.

Kpeony

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

O.K.
I don't even know what this is, but Dirty Boo got a macro of it when we were at SCST on saturday, all that wet looking stuff isn't dew, its actually seeping from the plant.

I saw a whole of these today on a road ride at the Ritz Cove. It was on a slope next to the beach. Pretty neat looking!

Red Hot Sloth

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

Not sure if I'm spelling this correctly, but I believe that is a "Night Blooming Cerria".

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Originally Posted by Kpeony

OK we have a night blooming cactus (not sure about the proper name), and the other is a crocus.

It's in the cerria or seria or ceria family..my spelling is horrendous

Kpeony

[quote=Red Hot Sloth;227408]It's in the cerria or seria or ceria family..my spelling is horrendous

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Its a night blooming Cereus. Where did you see one of these. Its beautiful! It says in my book it blooms in June, Southern Arizona to Texas and Northern Mexico.

bighit8

Ok this is the saliva Family ( sage), never seen one but cool.
Salvia_carduacea.jpg

Red Hot Sloth

I used to have one back in the early '90's, just beautiful, and when they do finally bloom its more exciting than Christmas

[quote=Kpeony;227531]

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

It's in the cerria or seria or ceria family..my spelling is horrendous

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Its a night blooming Cereus. Where did you see one of these. Its beautiful! It says in my book it blooms in June, Southern Arizona to Texas and Northern Mexico.

bighit8

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

It's in the cerria or seria or ceria family..my spelling is horrendous

Cereus, dont grow here.AZ desert and N. Mexico ect..3000-5000 ft.I have a picture in my little personal book. I had no Idea what it was when I saw it in the post, hence why my little book is cool.I know, geek!!

Red Hot Sloth

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Originally Posted by bighit8

Cereus, dont grow here.AZ desert and N. Mexico ect..3000-5000 ft.I have a picture in my little personal book. I had no Idea what it was when I saw it in the post, hence why my little book is cool.I know, geek!!

I had a client at the time that gave me one. When I first did some work for them they showing me around their amateur botanical garden. I was gushing over everything they had. About six months later they called me back for more work, and suprised me with this gift.
Truely impressive was the gesture as well as the plant.

Hanzo

Red Hot Sloth

Looks like a form of lichen...can you enlarge the pic?

bighit8

Them are lima beans!

Hanzo

Finally got you guys.

The previous ones I posted were too easy. I will post another pic in a little while.

bighit8

Looks like a pileus! Mushroom of some sort?

I was thinking hard.

bighit8

Just seemed to easy!

Hanzo

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

Looks like a form of lichen...can you enlarge the pic?

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Originally Posted by bighit8

Looks like a pileus! Mushroom of some sort?

I was thinking hard.

Nope.

bighit8

Oh I thought I was right.DOOH

Is it in the ocean?

Red Hot Sloth

Sea Anenomae?

Hanzo

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Originally Posted by bighit8

Oh I thought I was right.DOOH

Is it in the ocean?

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Originally Posted by Red Hot Sloth

Sea Anenomae?

Nope. They're called Lithops and are succulents.

http://www.lithop.supanet.com/

Thanks for playing

bighit8

Pigs feet in a jar!


bighit8 STR Veteran	Im down for that!Im all ears! Yea those monkey flowers were from Connecticut. __________________ DINO BROWN:I am a BIG fan of the G-Spot! You can quote me on that! ELSHIVA:Hey, what can a girl say? Trust me, that much vibration was NOT enjoyable......


Kpeony Domestic Floral Goddess	[quote=Red Hot Sloth;227408]It's in the cerria or seria or ceria family..my spelling is horrendous[/quote Its a night blooming Cereus. Where did you see one of these. Its beautiful! It says in my book it blooms in June, Southern Arizona to Texas and Northern Mexico. __________________ "A point in every direction is the same as no point at all"


Red Hot Sloth White is the new Red	Looks like a form of lichen...can you enlarge the pic? __________________ "This is America, we are supposed to be the best at everything...Period" Charles Barkley


bighit8 STR Veteran	Them are lima beans! __________________ DINO BROWN:I am a BIG fan of the G-Spot! You can quote me on that! ELSHIVA:Hey, what can a girl say? Trust me, that much vibration was NOT enjoyable......


Hanzo ...	Finally got you guys. The previous ones I posted were too easy. I will post another pic in a little while. __________________ tkblazer: Gotta minimize the pedalling.


bighit8 STR Veteran	Just seemed to easy! __________________ DINO BROWN:I am a BIG fan of the G-Spot! You can quote me on that! ELSHIVA:Hey, what can a girl say? Trust me, that much vibration was NOT enjoyable......


Red Hot Sloth White is the new Red	Sea Anenomae? __________________ "This is America, we are supposed to be the best at everything...Period" Charles Barkley


bighit8 STR Veteran	Pigs feet in a jar! __________________ DINO BROWN:I am a BIG fan of the G-Spot! You can quote me on that! ELSHIVA:Hey, what can a girl say? Trust me, that much vibration was NOT enjoyable......

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