Here are some of our carrots that I harvested today. They're not large, but we will still eat them and enjoy them 🙂.
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Here are some of our carrots that I harvested today. They're not large, but we will still eat them and enjoy them 🙂.
Stop and smell the carrots
Garden scenery and harvests!
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Plant of the Day
Wednesday 23 August 2023
The umbrella-like clusters of Daucus carota (wild carrot, Queen Anne’s lace) flowers are usually white and often have one purple or red flower in the centre. There are pink and purple forms grown in gardens. These clusters of flowers fold inwards, becoming concave, when they turn to seed.
Jill Raggett
Climaciella brunnea! I don't come across these very often, so seeing this one was quite something! Such a weird and cute little insect. It is neither a fly, or a wasp, or a mantis. This wasp mimic Mantidfly is in the order Neuroptera, family Mantispidae. Basically just a fancy lacewing with raptorial forelegs.
Doing a HP run but being distracted by how pretty Daucus is...