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25.01.2022 Once in 80 years. Puya raimondii, queen of the Andes, is the largest species of bromeliad, reaching up to 15 m (50 ft) in height and carry 20,000 flowers. It is... native to the high Andes of Bolivia and Peru. It has been considered a Protocarnivorous plant (ensnaring birds). Its reproductive cycle lasts approximately 80 years. Photo by Waldemar Niclevicz

23.01.2022 Spotting a knockout native! Sturt desert peas truly are a captivating sight! What's caught your eye this weekend? by Jacob Vlatko | Vlatko’s Photography in Broken Hill, NSW.

21.01.2022 Boosting seedling survival rates from 10% to at least 90%. For more on the Trillion Trees Challenge, visit UpLink: https://buff.ly/2O5nd3j

21.01.2022 A Pineapple Lily.

20.01.2022 THE FOREST IN THE TREE: HOW FUNGI SHAPE THE EARTH by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr & Dr Gregory Crocetti - 32 pages story / 16 pages science explanation -... for 8 - 12 year olds, and curious minds of ALL ages Available now from CSIRO Publishing's online bookshop (worldwide shipping), and all good book shops. https://www.publish.csiro.au/book/7960/ See more

19.01.2022 BLOOMING WREATH FLOWERS The Mullewa Visitor Centre is very happy to report the iconic wreath flowers are now blooming. "They were a bit slower this year beca...use we've had a really cold winter but there's still hundreds out there and they look really good," Holly Freeman from the Community Resource Centre said. "We get them out at the Pindar-Beringara Rd but we do encourage people if they're coming out to Mullewa to see them pop into the visitor centre first and we'll give you a map and really good directions where to find them." (1) Mullewa Visitor Centre. (2-3) Tony Tropiano.

19.01.2022 I love the way one fallen succulent leaf can create a new plant.

17.01.2022 Love these flowers - yet to see one in real life though. Called the Prairie Smoke Flower or, in Brazil, the Rose de Saron. Looks like candyfloss.

15.01.2022 Who knew that tomatoes were so beautifully diverse?

15.01.2022 These are the days of Miracles and Wonder... This achievement makes the flower the oldest plant ever recovered, beating the old record by a full 30,000 years. T...he seed itself had been damaged, most likely from the squirrel, but enough material was left to produce the flower. More info: http://bit.ly/182OuaM

12.01.2022 Moss with daisy (Bellis perennis) refraction My complete work with the drops : https://pbase.com/carlogalliani/best_of_drops

08.01.2022 Clever ideas with succulents, creating little living art works in pots

07.01.2022 You probably never thought about how these foods grow.

04.01.2022 Isn't this incredible? For more than fifty years, farmer Robin Upton has created squash-murals on his smallholding in England. The artwork is made of over 600 fruit, about 100 different varieties, and is a much loved local tradition

03.01.2022 Bird feeding brings the joys of wildlife to people young and old! Want to bring wildlife into your backyard the right way? Hint: you'll need more than seed! ~ Jerry chats with Professor Darryl Jones about providing a responsible and diverse snack tray!

03.01.2022 When renting, it's not like you can just pick up your beloved garden and take it with you to your next home...or can you? Costa visits the productive patch of Steve and Rabea who rent in Melbourne's West. They teach him how to create the ulitmate portable garden!

02.01.2022 1. Go to the woods. Bring a cone. 2. Put the cone in a pot - so that most of it stands out. 3. Pour it every day with a small amount of water, as excess wate...r makes the cones rot. 4. After some time, a tiny tree will appear. 5. Congratulations - they just started oxygen production and you have a piece of forest in your own home.. You're doing something for nature, and you'll see what nature does for you..... Perfect project for the kids too! Would love to have you join my page @Joanne McGraw Photo and project from Linda A Hughes Linda A Hughes. Linda A Hughes