UPDATE: Half a bee, half a bee, Half a bee onward
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Friday Finger
49 minutes ago
Monday, September 24, 2012
Bees and Mystery Plant
Thanks to Zen Comix for identifying the plant in my last post, stonecrop sedum (Autumn Joy or Autumn Fire, purrhaps?). It lives in a pot in Frank Fetch Park, and gets to come inside for the winter.
UPDATE: Half a bee, half a bee, Half a bee onward
Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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UPDATE: Half a bee, half a bee, Half a bee onward
Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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It also grows in several of my gardens! It's the most lovely and constant plant thriving too, because it comes to life in spring and looks a lovely stage of greenery and then as summer begins to fade and autumn draws near, it turns to this most stunning rosy pink shade! Your kitty is also purr-fectly adorable!
Cat Fetch Fever.
I'd like to live in pot.
That sedum looks really healthy. Sometimes I truly miss gardening. Then I come to my senses because when I did it, I overdid it.
YOU MUST OBEY HYPNO-CAT.
The bees love those flowers so much I went back to take some more pics today.
HYPNO-CAT says, "Pet me and give me food!"
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Glad to help out!
Nice cat, I've always been partial to the marmies.
The cat must live there.
I'm sure the boffins at Riddled are doing their very best.
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VS, did you follow the link to the "Cats & Beards" study from the Annals of Improbable Research?
I think Kitteh does not want it's photo taken.
beautiful picture of cranes
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