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Plant of the Day
Thursday 25 December 2025
The seed. heads of Cynara cardunculus 'Porto Spineless' (cardoon) are a spectacular addition to the garden in winter. This moderately-sized variety of ornamental cardoon was specially bred for cut flower use. In summer it produces medium-sized, blue, thistle-like flowers.
Jill Raggett
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Ronald Colman and Kay Francis in CYNARA (1932) dir. King Vidor
Happy bee, happy artichoke
Assorted blooms! (Too lazy to tag/ID them all)
The bottom one is called sea holly! I thought they were asters but I looked them up and it turns out they’re Apiaceae??? (Carrot family)
Blue Forest by macromerriment https://flic.kr/p/2jpStE6
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Cardoon, coneflowers, and other perennials. September 2020.
A kelpie, werewolf, faun, mermaid, and two vampires all walk into a magic school..... What happens next will surprise you!
Nessi (mine)
Theo @sirfluffig
Cynara @sunrisewitchmain
Sereia @avada-katdavras
Elvira @diddy00
Romulus @cupidscrystals
(Sorry this is super late you guys!)
