Photo Blog Du Jour

Neither place nor time. Yes Photos. Flowers. Trees. Water. The occasional bird, turtle, or dog. Figure. Rarely ground. Minimalism. Textures. Enjoy. Leave a comment.

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Pink Powder Puff Flower Doesn't really need an amusing caption because the name is great all by itself

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That feeling when something happens off screen and you just have to look ........................... over THERE======>>>>>>>>>>

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Blue Plumbago is much like Turkish delight, heaven on earth, dolphins, and similar creations.

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PunchBowl for the party next week at PBDJ Heavy Industries LLC Headquarters in the HyperLoop, Chicago. We'll need three volunteers (preferably interns) to keep it filled alcoholically at all times for the 6 hours of the party duration.

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Clearly misnamed "Farewell to Spring" Clarkia Kentia.

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I'd thought Street Hookers were a thing of the past, but here on Hollywood Boulevard was Primrose, of an evening, hooking. She held the yarn beneath her Monk's cloth, pulling the yarn through with fresh even strokes, barely panting, her breath moist and fresh on the evening wind.

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Word on the street, Boss Wintergreen had ordered a hit on Big Mug Vitamin C or MugC for short. White Yarrow was on the job, spreading slowly, weaving in the wind, sneaking up on MugC, ready to catapult pollen and petals on MugC and take MugC down down down.

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The Forest Canopy, where monkeys, elks, spiders, 3-toed lemurs, AirBuds, Air plants, tillandsias, Feral Minx, Caterpillars, and Killer Beekilled all cohabit, coexisting, co-eating, co-working and collaborating in one giant food web.

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Blushing Bride from Serruria, Florida on her honeymoon in Franschhoek, South Africa where she is going on a wine- and husband-tasting tour.

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RockRose beats PaperRose beats ScissorsRose. Funny, because Rockrose looks like a crumpled up piece of Paper, scissored into a beautiful shape.

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One of those parts-of-speech flowers VerbEna. We also host AdjectiveMary, NounLily, and ProRoseNoun.

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Bee is a bit tough on the old Sunflower, cutting her up, slicing pieces from leaves, delicately chomping on body parts. Sunflower reported her to the police, but they declined to do anything, mentioning something about nature tooth and claw, nails and hair.

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California native Golden Yarrow. Traditionally housed at the Fort Knox Botanical Garden and Gold Repository, but now able to roam the landscape at will, stopping in at Wayside Inns and Honor Ranchos to rest.

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Field Bindwind, invasive, nasty, brutish, and definitely not short. Of course you'd expect to find this in a botanical garden because it's pretty invasive or pretty and invasive.

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Smooth Satiny, her hairdresser loves to fondle her hair, caressing it, wrapping it in her brush, pulling it gently, rolling it to the side, decorating it with used lollipop sticks.

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Rusty here needs a spritz of the old WD-40 XE SLR Umlaut. I recommend going into your Mercedes dealer for upkeep and lubes.

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Our original distribution list is South America, but having imported Pink Wood Sorrel Horse (colored purple of course) to Tumblr, we're finding new markets and we welcome dealer inquiries and bed and breakfasts that would be willing to trade room and board for Pink Wood Sorrel Horses. Sorry, this is a sorrel horse, not a sorrel flower.