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Pics & Tips 8
Pics & Tips 8:
Flowers
By Gale Chester Whittington
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Same Mammoth Yellow Crocus after sunset. 2-23-08 photo by Gale
Chester Whittington
Crocus tommasinianus in my Oklahoma front lawn,
Zone 7 on February 22, 2008. This crocus appears to
be unpalatable to rodents. 2-22-08 photo by Gale
Chester Whittinton
Nice closeup of Mammoth Yellow Crocus in my back yard
February 23, 2008 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
A reliable clone for several years now, this Ivy geranium, pelargonium scarletta,
grows above my computer screen with true Cypress Vine leaves, in a hanging
basket 2-23-09 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Violets love the humidity from my guppy and betta tanks. This is a "red" picotee
variety. 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
The same African Violet in the evening. Notice how the color varies. Most flowers fade with
time, but this one only grows more intense 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
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Two Streptocarpella Concord Blue dwarf streptocarpus hanging baskets bring cheer and
sunshine through my east window 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
2-22-08. If you're like me, you're getting cabin fever, so I was pleased when I
walked outside and found a harbinger of spring, a lavender Tommy Crocus
tommasinianus
, in full bloom. I recently bought a Kodak C813 to photograph
guppies for my website, so it's only natural that I would begin to take photos of
my flowers. Up close, the blossoms take on a whole new dimension. I learned at
an early age to surround myself with beauty in order to block out the ugliness of
the world.












What I plan to do is photograph flowers and name them for you (and myself) to
see in living color. In several ways, a picture is better than the real thing.  I mean,
a photo never wilts. So, come along for the ride. I can't wait for the daffodils to
bloom. I've planted about five thousand--rare pinks, apricots, doubles, minis,
heirlooms, etc. Enjoy your virtual walk through my own private gardens!
Crocus tommasinianus species 2-22-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Lavender Tommy Crocus tommasinianus species photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Mammoth Yellow Crocus 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Yellow Mammoth Crocus after sunset 2-23-09 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Red Picotee African Violet against dark background 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Streptocarpella Concord Blue dwarf streptocarpus hanging baskets 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Streptocarpella Concord Blue peering through window 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Dwarf Streptocarpus blue flower upclose 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Streptocarpella Concord Blue Dwarf Streptocarpus "peering" through my window screen at
dormant America Climbing Rose canes. 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
A dwarf streptocarpus flower up close is a beautiful thing, even if it does sound like a
disease! 2-23-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Funny how a little thing like Tommy Crocus can
brighten your whole day. I purchased the heirloom
corms in 2003 from
Old House Gardens an excellent
source for hard to find heirloom bulbs. 2-22-08
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