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Winter berry leaves
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thinking of spring
My camillia is the first to bloom, usually in late January or early February. The buds are starting to blush pink. Oooooo, I can’t wait!
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thinking of spring
I have a very happy pineapple sage plant. It does not care that my street is a bit of a wind tunnel up from sea level. The roses don’t like the wind howling up and tomatoes really hate it. It is happily putting out new leaves even though we could have more freezing weather and even snow and snot and ice. (Snot was a typo, but it comes with snow and ice, right?) No flowers yet but soon and soon.
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thinking of spring
My ornamental plums are thinking of spring. They are not quite budding out, not quite.
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Thinking of spring
Some of my plants are definitely thinking of spring. My butterfly bush is optimistic.
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Stone flower
Actually I am not sure if this is a flower. It is a plant attached to a rock, from the Fort Worden beach yesterday. Do seaweeds flower? Some of them do change color at different times of year. This one is wearing fall and winter colors.
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NOAA’s What is Seaweed?
Wikipedia says yes, some seaweed flower: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seaweed.
Berries in red
Taken in late November 2022. I think these berries are the ones that the birds don’t eat until they really have no choice. Do they mature slowly by February?
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Blackberries in late fall
From late November 2022. The blackberries are drying and hard, difficult to pick, and the red ones are dehydrated as well. I don’t think they have a chance to ripen any more.
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Trees in mist
Taken in Maryland in December 2022.
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Turning gold
Blackberry bush in late November 2022.
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