Saturday was an excellent day for a walk along the Seaside trail found on the south side of False Creek in Vancouver, British Columbia. These photos resulted and feature ScienceWorld, the Winter Olympic village under construction and lots of Granville Island.
Showing posts with label annual flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label annual flowers. Show all posts
Monday, September 1, 2008
Seaside trail on False Creek - Vancouver/BC
Saturday was an excellent day for a walk along the Seaside trail found on the south side of False Creek in Vancouver, British Columbia. These photos resulted and feature ScienceWorld, the Winter Olympic village under construction and lots of Granville Island.Monday, February 18, 2008
More Annual Flowers from Stanley Park - August 2007
Just to have you dream of warmer, more pleasant weather, here are a few more photos of annuals at Stanley Park taken in August 2007. The image above is a globe artichoke in flower. The flower heads are edible if picked before the flowerheads open. I have pickled the smaller, more tender artichokes in vinegar and olive oil after cooking them. Then as a flower, they have their beauty too plus attract bees to the garden. I haven't been able to identify the other flowers below but that they attract bees (honeybees, bumblebees, etc) is evident. Enjoy the pics.
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Flowering Annuals August 2007 - at Stanley Park's Rose Garden and the Pavillion
For those deep in the throws of winter you've probably had enough of the cold, snow and wind. I recently was able to download a batch of 1095 photos from my Sony camera. Here are some taken last August (2007) of the annual flowers at Stanley Park's Rosegarden and the nearby Pavillion. There are annuals in flower beds, in hanging baskets and other places. These pics should cheer you up and have you thinking of the spring and summer to come with warmer, more pleasant weather! You'll find cleome, dahlias, nicotianas and various other interesting plants.
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