Bloom Where You Are Planted

~ Becky / 23 / FL ~ Partially scatterbrained and dry humored, I love learning/growing a wide variety of plants. Mix in some hilarious animals, an ever-growing list of places to travel, and some interesting things here and there and, viola, me in a nutshell..

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I took a bunch of photos I don’t like on the weekend!!!!!!!!!

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I think we should all support this trend too!

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Olafur Eliasson, Little sun light swarm for Tivoli Copenhagen

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Things seen today @ the Ruth Bancroft Garden 

plants are rad (by flora-file)

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I’m More Of A Plant Person Shirt // eggagogo

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We’re super excited to announce the theme of issue 14 of our magazine!

Do you want to learn more about generalised Anxiety disorder and psychology? Well you’re in luck! To pre-order issue 14 you need to pledge to our patreon (from as little as $1/issue!) by the end of April.

The issue will be released in May! Check it out HERE

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The Early Birds (by Jared Ropelato)

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The Luggie Water through the seasons

Today marks a year since I started working at a garden centre, the best and most fulfilling year I had in Scotland so far, filled with growth and personal achievements. Like a river though, I can’t stop moving, flowing forward, and I’m already wondering what this new year will bring. 

In the photos you can see the Luggie Water, a stream in a park near my work. On most Sundays I took a photo while crossing it pretty much at the same time, in the early morning, while enjoying its quiet and relaxing murmuring for a couple of minutes.  

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Cosmic cacti

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Now, this is my favourite South African succulent. I could spend the whole day in the mountains of Worcester Western Cape and staring at them, but I couldn’t (time and money didn’t allow)…7 Sep 2018. 

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Denver Botanic Gardens 11.11.18

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Botany and Cool Shit: Trachyandra 

No, you’re not in the Celtic Otherworld, the Emerald Dream, or Wonderland. These little shits actually exist!

The genus Trachyandra is native to Eastern, Southern, and Southeastern Africa as well as Madagascar and up to Yemen. Their “weed smoke drifting in the breeze” appearance is an adaptation to the hot, dry regions they call home. 

Many species are propagated and sold as houseplants, but it’s still a pretty rare find in US markets. 

Remember to follow my blog if you want more bizarre, freaky and unusual plants, or if you want ideas for a sustainable lifestyle to adopt before we crash and burn our entire planet! =D

Not my images by the way.

P.S. Put this shit on your kitchen table to remind yourself of that time you tried shrooms or went on a spiritual journey to commune with nature!