This post brought a smile. Leanda! ❤ I love how you're exploring and cherishing nature here in Canada. The plants in your photos are familiar to me, though I don't know all the names. The mallow is gorgeous, and echinacea is grown widely here. We call the flower in picture 2 (with the gold petals and dark centre) black-eyed Susan. Directly below "Flora" are purple asters. Both of those grow in abundance in our yard. I wish you a beautiful gathering this weekend. ✨🌼
Ahhh, wonderful! Thank you so much Robin for the names of the flowers and for your well-wishes regarding this weekend. I am so happy my post brought a smile... beautiful. ❤️🪻
When I lived in the UK, in Manchester as you know it is called a rainy city where the rain flourishers all plants and forests and makes the soil is efficient and effective that leading to spark life of earthworms. Anyway, I was very careful when I walk on street whether on my own way from accommodation when I live to university when I pass into forests and look down all my way to not hurt earthworms because they get out on streets and other roads. I was eager to take them back to soil away from roads to reassure their safe.
I love Manchester so much. Despite I’m not kind of with rain.
Oh, I understand your dilemma well, Raed… I have dug several holes in the soil for planting and many times I have seen earthworms. When I learned they have 5 pairs of aortic arches that pump blood like hearts I was in awe. Fortunately they can regenerate to a certain extent. 🪱
I like the caterpillar moth - It either has a strange imagination or an odd sense of humour or both to want to evolve into a moth or a moth that is a caterpillar that is a moth - very intriguing and it makes me smile. Nothing is more amazing than that!
😃 I am smiling too after reading your comment, Nicola… intriguing indeed! My friend said she had never seen one at her house before either. I saw another one yesterday 😍 and said hello… it had a leaf 🍁 and cobweb 🕸️ stuck to it so very gently with the aid of a stick I helped free it.
Your nature shots and writing bring nature up close and personal as I sip my morning tea! Thank you for sharing these gentle moments during your Canadian journey Leanda 💫
Sometimes my English language can’t help and I fail to express and say things in right names. But I’m sure hearts and feelings talk and understand each other
This post brought a smile. Leanda! ❤ I love how you're exploring and cherishing nature here in Canada. The plants in your photos are familiar to me, though I don't know all the names. The mallow is gorgeous, and echinacea is grown widely here. We call the flower in picture 2 (with the gold petals and dark centre) black-eyed Susan. Directly below "Flora" are purple asters. Both of those grow in abundance in our yard. I wish you a beautiful gathering this weekend. ✨🌼
Ahhh, wonderful! Thank you so much Robin for the names of the flowers and for your well-wishes regarding this weekend. I am so happy my post brought a smile... beautiful. ❤️🪻
When I lived in the UK, in Manchester as you know it is called a rainy city where the rain flourishers all plants and forests and makes the soil is efficient and effective that leading to spark life of earthworms. Anyway, I was very careful when I walk on street whether on my own way from accommodation when I live to university when I pass into forests and look down all my way to not hurt earthworms because they get out on streets and other roads. I was eager to take them back to soil away from roads to reassure their safe.
I love Manchester so much. Despite I’m not kind of with rain.
Oh, I understand your dilemma well, Raed… I have dug several holes in the soil for planting and many times I have seen earthworms. When I learned they have 5 pairs of aortic arches that pump blood like hearts I was in awe. Fortunately they can regenerate to a certain extent. 🪱
And that great, to be able to regenerate is incredible. Really I’m happy to know that.
That's fascinating, Leanda!
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Thank you for sharing your story, Raed. How sweet that you saved the earthworms.
And moreover, I love them. Earthworms are grace for soil. Their existence indicate to how the land is very soil.
How land is very fertile not soil.
My problem are with names of things. Please forgive me for broke English I have
Sorry I mean I’m not familiar so much with rain.
I like the caterpillar moth - It either has a strange imagination or an odd sense of humour or both to want to evolve into a moth or a moth that is a caterpillar that is a moth - very intriguing and it makes me smile. Nothing is more amazing than that!
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😃 I am smiling too after reading your comment, Nicola… intriguing indeed! My friend said she had never seen one at her house before either. I saw another one yesterday 😍 and said hello… it had a leaf 🍁 and cobweb 🕸️ stuck to it so very gently with the aid of a stick I helped free it.
Your nature shots and writing bring nature up close and personal as I sip my morning tea! Thank you for sharing these gentle moments during your Canadian journey Leanda 💫
It is truly heartwarming to share it with you Andrea 🥰🙏✍🏻🎶💖🤗
Herbal or black tea ☕️?
My morning medicinal... lemon & ginger!
Yum 😋
Amazing, do you know what things I love?
I love those plants which grow in cracks. I adore them, they give a very lovely and decent view
Many plants can grow in cracks... I wonder if you mean from the succulent family? They are amazing, I agree, Raed! 🪴
https://www.google.com/search?q=plants+in+cracks&rlz=1CDGOYI_enIQ997IQ997&oq=plants+in+crack&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgAEAAYgAQyBwgAEAAYgAQyBggBEEUYOTIICAIQABgWGB4yCAgDEAAYFhgeMggIBBAAGBYYHjIICAUQABgWGB4yCggGEAAYDxgWGB4yCAgHEAAYFhgeMgoICBAAGA8YFhgeMgoICRAAGA8YFhge0gEINjA5M2oxajmoAhOwAgHiAwQYASBf&hl=ar&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=3zz6TCMTJTYiVM&imgdii=udxfKVleMIqOIM
Yes... so many plants grow between rocks, asphalt, pavers and more... all reaching for the light. Clever aren't they!
I love them so so much, yes dear
I don’t know the name exactly
I understand what you mean 😊
That’s so kind of you.
Sometimes my English language can’t help and I fail to express and say things in right names. But I’m sure hearts and feelings talk and understand each other
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