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master of your destiny
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Kapweed seeds
Plant of the Day
Tuesday 14 January 2025
In a shaded urban landscape by a carpark were these clumps of Iris foetidissima (stinking iris, gladden, gladwyn, roast beef plant, scarlet-seeded iris, stinking gladwin). In winter this evergreen perennial has large pods which open to reveal bright orange-red seeds. The leaves can look rather tatty but the seeds persist through the winter providing a display.
Jill Raggett
These pods are full of promise, awaiting the right time to release their seeds to the world. They’re a reminder that even the most curious shapes in nature have a purpose.
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Field Pennycress
Seeds forming on a field pennycress plant at RSPB Ouse Fen. The shape of the seeds is where the penny part of the name comes from.
"Bundles"
A small celebration of dried grasses and seedpods, finished late last year. :] MEDIA: Colored pencil and watercolor on hotpress watercolor paper. The uppermost is 8x10" and the lowermost is 5x7"
Leftovers
I know we all celebrate the fresh newness of spring, but these remnants of last year seemed so elegant to me.
