Foliage Follow-Up
I know, I’m a couple of days late, but I I
figured better late than never. Well,
here are a couple of different foliage around the yard. I was so surprised just how interested I was
in the different types of foliage, therefore, for that, I must thank Pam from Digging for opening my eyes.
I’m really tired after all my exams so I
think I might just upload a heap of photos with not as much of a story.
I hope you’re all well, and I might try get
another upload tomorrow. School has been
getting hectic, and I'm so gosh darned tired.
Well, hoping all your gardens are happy and
growing, and you are the human equivalent, enjoy the foliage.
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I love the contrast of the strappy leaves of the garlic, to the Rose Geranium in the background |
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and the contrast between the smooth pointed leaves of the Snap-Dragon in front, to the crinkled leaves of the Rose Geranium in the back there |
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This time the focus on the Geranium |
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Another Geranium |
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Old Fashioned min, and its beautifully pleated leaves |
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Chocolate Mint, this died right back about a fortnight ago and i thought i'd killed it, but luckily its regrowing from the roots |
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gotta love the fluffy young leaves of the Comfry |
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Gotta love the contrast between Flat-leafed and Curley-leafed Parsley |
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Rosemary |
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Rosemary and in the background my two Parsley and to the bottom left more garlic |
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I love the long thin tubes of the Chives |
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And of course the Variegated Oregano |
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I love the different between the Hippeastrum at the back, and the succulents in the front |
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Philodendron xanadu |
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From left to right; (Top Left) Poinciana, Paperbark(melaleuca), Mystery Plant, and Privet |
Nice !
ReplyDeleteThanks Randy, i was surprised to find so many different types of foliage in my garden
DeleteSuch variation in texture, form, and even just the color green, right? Thanks for joining in with a leaf-love post this month, Michael!
ReplyDeletei know, i was simply amazed, and i will most definitely be back next month
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