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Plant of the Day
Saturday 25 April 2026
The glossy leaves of Arum italicum subsp. italicum 'Marmoratum' (Italian arum) appear in the autumn and will tolerate shaded conditions. The flower is a large greenish-yellow spathe with a yellow spadix followed by showy spikes of orange-red berries. This perennial can be invasive through both its bulbous growth and berries.
Jill Raggett
the polyamorous triptych is finally up!!!! punctuated with me relistening to The Second Citadel too. (guy who got to the snail judge bit and fell off bc of life stuff happening)
Jardin de rares et curieux fleurs - Francois de Geest de Leovarde en Frise - 1660 - via Internet Archive
Italian Arum
A woodland plant growing at the side of woodland. I am reliably informed that this is Italian Arum Italian Arum. Photograph by Hermione Laake also writing as Hermione Wilds A woodland walk brings all the joys of spring and the reward of finding things. I often walk and dream up my next book or short story. When Cycling, I get some of my best ideas for articles. I speed past the plants when on…
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Can we have a strange schlong yaoi???
I'm going to file a complaint with HR...
Yao's Corpse Plant (Amorphophallus yaoi), family Araceae, endemic to Panay and the Romblon Islands of the Philippines
Like most corpse plants, in the genus Amorphophallus, this plant is pollinated by flies and beetles, attracted to the carrion-like smell of the flower.
Described by science in 2020.
Named after botanist George C. Yao, Yaoi is the latinization of the name Yao. It is not a reference to yaoi.
photographs by Bill McLaughlin
Who does construction at 2pm??
*How to wake a whole neighborhood of nocturnal entities*