Mar 26, 2024
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Beautiful winter evening. edited with my winter tones mobile preset
Sun Gilt
Helios 44M-4 58mm f/2.0 lens
Sony A7
A profusion of winter color at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens, Holly trees! Deciduous and evergreen, red and yellow berry. Nice for the birds and winter color in the garden.
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Winter color under a Carolina blue sky. Image not retouched except for a small crop.
Ganoderma tsugae, Hemlock Shelf.
Popular belief was once a statement that this species and Ganoderma oregonense are the same species; however, this statement is not true. The species are quite different in spore shape and uv print. The colouration of these species can also be differentiated by the darkness of varnish. Hemlock Varnish Shelf tends to be more of a red orange compared to the brown orange western varnish shelves that grow on other hosts. These species do share a range in the northern parts of North America. If you live where I do, the midwest, you can usually be certain that Ganoderma tsugae is your id.
Our tulips are almost done, but we had a good run with them while they were here. We did a 50/50 blend of World's Favorite and Merry Christmas planted under (and coming up over) 'Antique Shades' viola. I really wanted a mix of primrose bicolor and white violas, but they didn't have availability. Next year!