Wordless Wednesday – Little Details
Life, love and destiny.
In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful
memories and musings
Exploring the stories we tell ourselves and the stories we tell one another
Tale of Net Cancer
Persistence, patients, and planning will protect your pocketbook.
Hiking adventures and photography
The Triumph of Transition
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Travels of : ΰ€ : a Yogin
APNATAINMENT..πππ
Poems and Songs, etc.
I'll write before you speak.
Words in Minds
Faith saved us from the savages that we were, losing faith makes us savages again
Ellen Grace Olinger
Ups and down everyday, let us make dailyliving normal.
antilandscaper 
Just beautiful.
Beautiful. I love the purple stems.
Terrific photo. Really beautiful. I love way it stands out against the blurred background.
A whole universe in even these “little ones.” Nice shot!
Art
Tiny, yes….but it makes a big impression as captured.
Wow, this is such a beautiful pic
Jon, those are stunning shots. A+++ Thank you for sharing and the smile.
Exquisite!
Those are now in my IWIHTT file. (I wish i had taken that.) Most spectacular. I will now go out and try my best to copy you.
And what plant does this lovely little blossom belong to?
Hi, the flower is from a Gibasis Genicula – Blooming White Tahitian Bridal Veil Tradescantia Wandering Jew In most parts of northern Us this would be a house plant for it is zone 9-10 and it is native to Southern Mexico
I have seen several plants called Wandering Jew. Thanks, it is nice shot.
So artistic π
π That orchid-colored part of the stem is just extra. The kind of thing that makes one want to say, “Nice job, God!”
So..I meant to ask..your blog name; anti-landscaper..in my mind I see you tearing through town, ripping up shrubbery. What does it mean?
Hi, In answer to your question, I’m a landscaper and I am always struggling with what I consider to be is a manufactured landscape vs a native one. It is a philosophical idea that nature does a better job than was we can with any environment that can support life and it is sort of the undercurrent of my posts and what I try to do as a landscaper
I once wrote a post called Nature Abhors a Garden https://theantilandscaper.org/2013/03/04/nature-abhors-a-garden/ you might check it out and some of my earlier posts when I had more words in me
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I do love the opening photo ~ light bathing a beauty. Never will tire looking at the peace it exudes π
So so beautiful.