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I love plants. You should add a picture of a plant. Any plant. My favorite plants are monsteras.
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#1
This Started As A Small Cutting From A Succulent That I Brought To Work.
Final score:
32points
Janina Prado (Submission author) 3 years ago
Thank you! I'm surprised it's even lived this long.
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#2
This Purple Pineapple Plant With Babies And Whatnot
Final score:
27points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
Because the small ones are worshipping the big one.
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#3
Monstera
Final score:
24points
Nimues Child 3 years ago
My family had one of these that we moved around the country with us for years! This picture is my morning comfort food memory. Thanks!
#4
Can't Remember The Name!
Final score:
24points
#5
These Got Paved Over, But Life Finds A Way.
Final score:
23points
#6
Royal Flush
Final score:
23points
#7
This Oilcloth Flower
Final score:
22points
DUN DUN (Submission author) 3 years ago (edited)
Thank you. Credit goes to my mum for nurturing this plant
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I’ve never heard of anthuriums being called oil cloth flowers, but I can certainly understand why people would do so.
#8
Christmas Cactus
Final score:
22points
#9
Sunny-Flower
Final score:
21points
#10
Anemone Nemerosa
Final score:
21points
#11
Moss And Lichens On A Log. Northern Michigan, USA.
Final score:
19points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I find lichens utterly fascinating and have many photos of these beautiful bits of nature!
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
In Scotland we had a very large log in the garden, covered in moss, ferns and lichen, I would not let my husband move it. Came home one day and the builders had lit a fire next to it, left and the log had caught fire. I was so cross
#12
A Busy Bee Enjoying One Of My Magnolia Little Gem Flower. The Flower Is The Size Of My Hand.
Final score:
19points
#13
Water Lily
Final score:
19points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
The color contrasts highlight both the flower and the leaves spectacularly
#14
I Managed To Get Some Good Shots Of Thistles Before They Had To Be Removed From My Mum's Property.
Final score:
19points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Not particularly, you find these all over the UK. Not sure is the Scottish Thistle
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
FUN FACT: Artichokes are a type of thistle. I have a great recipe for artichoke dip, if anyone is interested.
Huddo's sister (Submission author) 3 years ago
I don't think I've really tried artichoke, but mum was talking about it the other day. I would love the recipe :)
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister (Submission author) 3 years ago
Not native to the area, invasive weed, and I think a fire risk.
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Paul Marney 3 years ago
In scotland they make the thistles into a special whistle to attract the local loch wildlife
#15
Have No Idea What It Is, Been Growing Every Year Since We Moved Into The House.
Final score:
18points
Meghna Mohan 3 years ago (edited)
Hibiscus, lovely flower so many varieties of it. I use it to make a lovely hairoil, it lends superb sheen and thickness to hair.
Joannie Goulet 3 years ago
This is a tropical hibiscus (Hibiscus Rosa-sinensis). Probably the cultivar called "Painted Lady".
#16
Magenta Love
Final score:
18points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
FUN FACT: A Hydrangea’s color is determined by the soil’s composition.
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My Monstera And Me- Together For 25+ Years
Final score:
18points
#18
Pink Rose
Final score:
17points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I love all roses (go figure!), but think yellow roses have the best smell.
#19
Corn Poppy
Final score:
17points
Tarcandor (Submission author) 3 years ago
Thank you for the compliment Dun Dun :-)
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I’m 66 years old and I’ve never seen this flower…where does this grow?
Tarcandor (Submission author) 3 years ago
In Flander's Fields ;-) ..... It's from the "Poppy" family, so pretty common in agricultural fields and meadows here in Belgium. (and can be found in most of Europe, parts of Africa and Asia). This one is a variant species of the well known full red poppy that is used in remembrance of World War 1, which explains it's shift in color.
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My Gerbera Daisies Are Coming Up
Final score:
17points
#21
Gentiana
Final score:
17points
#22
Buzzzzz
Final score:
16points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Is that a type of thistle? It’s a really dynamic plant, whatever it is!
#23
No Idea What Kind Of Flowers These Are, But The Butterfly Seems To Enjoy Them.
Final score:
16points
Diane Patrick 3 years ago
We call them Federation daisies in Australia and Asters in New Zealand.
#24
Springtime In Prague (Czech Rep.)
Final score:
16points
Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
We have these along my street in the US. When a breeze blows, it "rains" soft, pink petals. Beautiful.
Remi 3 years ago
Je to z Petřína? Slyšel jsem že třešně hezky květly tam v dubnu. (Is that from Petrin? I heard that the cherries bloomed beautifully there in April.)
Slávka (she) 🇨🇿 (Submission author) 3 years ago
Ne, bylo to focené v Lodžské ulici na bohnickém sídlišti (Praha 8). :) (No, It is from Lodžská street in Bohnice (Prague 8).)
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Plant Life
Final score:
16points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Frogs are among my favorite creatures, so just seeing these tadpoles is very exciting! Frogs are disappearing all over the place because of pesticide use.
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World Peace Rose
Final score:
16points
#27
Gollum Jade
Final score:
15points
#28
Tulips
Final score:
15points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Have a black tulip in my garden, just one and never seen it before. No idea where it came from.
#29
Florida Grande Peach Tree, In Texas! Our First Harvest!
Final score:
15points
Hagen Radcliffe 3 years ago
Oh man I would kill for a ripe peach. A few more months here in PA!
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
For me, the only thing more glorious than a perfectly ripe peach right off the tree is a perfectly ripe apricot right off the tree!
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
We used to have an Apricot tree in OR, when I was younger. They taste so good.
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The Vicious Predators Stalk Their Prey, Waiting For The Rose To Turn Its Back To Them...
Final score:
15points
#31
A Magnolia Blossom
Final score:
15points
#32
Arisaema
Final score:
15points
#33
The First Flower I Managed To Grow Successfully: Red Amaryllis.
Final score:
14points
Paula McCabe 3 years ago
💜When i first to the State of WA i had 💚5) year old 💜 9) mo & NO FRIENDS then "Mrs.Nivens entered my lonely life: She brought a few presents for the little ones, and an RED AMARYLLIS (bulb💜for me💚 She shared these WONDERFUL WORDS, "EVERY WOMAN NEEDS an AMARYLLIS to make HER FEEL BEAUTIFUL"💜& i DID FEEL LOVED💚
#34
My Roses
Final score:
14points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Those roses look 100% English but nothing else does, so where is it?
#35
Cloverleaf Growing Thrue My Dad In Law S Garage Scraps
Final score:
14points
#36
My Beautiful Azalea Bush That Looks Like It's On Fire When All It's Flowers Are Out. 🥰
Final score:
13points
#37
Hellebores
Final score:
13points
#38
Heart-Shaped Cactus (A Photo I Took With My Best Friend In Their New Home In Austin. I Don't Get To See Them Very Often And Time Zones Make It Difficult To Communicate. However, Whenever I See Hearts In Nature I'm Reminded Of Them And Our Hunt For These Cacti.)
Final score:
13points
#40
Pretty Flower. Shame It Smells Like Rotting Flesh 🤣😳😖
Final score:
12points
Rose Button 🇺🇦 3 years ago
It's a Stapelia, or black/red bell, I believe. They... do not smell good. Can't be sure why, but it has something to do with a relationship with bugs, I think?
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Joshua Tree
Final score:
12points
Jody Whitmarsh 3 years ago
Just moved from the Mojave desert. Fun fact.. only two places on the planet to find Joshuas. Mojave, CA and Jordan
#42
I Took This Picture In My Backyard And I Think It Turned Out Nice
Final score:
12points
#43
St John's Wort. An Invasive Pest But Beautiful.
Final score:
12points
#44
The Maze
Final score:
12points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
It's a tree that been in the bath too long! JK I have no idea but it's beautiful.
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Plant Babies
Final score:
11points
Reputation Pride 3 years ago
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#46
Succulents, Of Course
Final score:
11points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
My grandparents used to call these chickens and hens. I have no Idea why
Isabella Sherman (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yeah that's what they told me they were, I can't see the resemblance lol
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A New Favorite This Year
Final score:
11points
#49
Peony
Final score:
11points
#50
This Leaf Skeleton...
Final score:
11points
#51
Didn't Even Look While Taking This One, Just Angled It And Click!
Final score:
11points
#53
I Took This Photo Of This Little Pretty While Playing Around With My New Camera Yesterday.
Final score:
10points
#54
Large Fern With Sculpture By Dale Chihuly.
Final score:
10points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
If I’m not mistaken (and I may very well be), these are among the oldest living plants, right up there with Coast Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens).
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A Forgetmenot Flower From Our Backyard Last Year.
Final score:
10points
#56
Dahlia
Final score:
10points
#57
First Garden
Final score:
9points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
I think it would be a lot healthier with some compost or something on that barren soil.
Load More Replies... Hagen Radcliffe 3 years ago
Take this tip- compost! Compost! Compost! Can’t ever have too much compost!
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Is there anything you could mulch the bare soil with? Would add fertilizer and keep the soil from drying out too quickly.
#58
And My Succulents From Last Year.
Final score:
9points
#59
Ferny Fern
Final score:
9points
#60
My Mum's Irises
Final score:
9points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
Thanks for coming to Kimberleia Live on Stage, next show at 10pm. get your tickets now. LOL
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#62
Blooming Agave
Final score:
9points
#63
Oregon Fawnlily
Final score:
8points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
BR, do you actually live in Oregon? And if so, where? My favorite brother lives very close to the little town of Monroe.
Bendy Rainbow (Submission author) 3 years ago
No, I live in Western Washington. Fawnlilies like these are coastal and grow in both states :)
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My Tiny Diamond!
Final score:
8points
#66
I Promise This Is The Last One...
Final score:
8points
Huddo's sister (Submission author) 3 years ago
This has to be my favourite photo- nasturtiums.
#67
Amaryllis Belladonna, Or, Naked Ladies. I Prank My Pervy Friend With These Every Summer When They Bloom.
Final score:
8points
Buggycas (Submission author) 3 years ago
They're all over our yard, it's beautiful
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Not Sure What It Is It Was There When We Moved In
Final score:
8points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I love how someone puts it out there that they need a small lesson, and then someone such as yourself pops in with the answer!
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Moss Island In A Wooden Path
Final score:
8points
#70
In Artis Naturalis
Final score:
7points
#71
My Little Succulents
Final score:
7points
#72
Hydrangeas Are Amazing
Final score:
7points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Thank you, I have been trying to remember the name for days, I have 5 in my garden.
#75
Poppy
Final score:
7points
#76
Hiding Ladybug
Final score:
7points
#77
Fairy Houses.
Final score:
7points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Did you ever see the amazing documentary Fantastic Fungi? I can’t recommend it highly enough!
#78
Sunflower 🌻🌻🌻
Final score:
7points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I took a train in Myanmar that went through an area filled with giant sunflowers that were taller than the train. This was 20 years ago, but it left an indelible impression in my brain!
#79
Golden Hour Grass
Final score:
7points
Tiffany Eakin (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes I did! Check out my Facebook page @ Bell Book and Cauldron for more great pictures!
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Bleeding Hearts
Final score:
7points
#81
I Woke Up One Day And Saw This Plant. It Was A Good Day 🙂
Final score:
7points
#82
Summer Of '21 In My Mama's Garden.
Final score:
7points
#83
Daisies Taken At Nature Scaping Of Sw Washington's Wildlife Botanical Gardens In Brush Prairie, Washington
Final score:
6points
#86
My Tradscantia Zebrina When She Was A Baby
Final score:
6points
#87
Bluebells In An English Wood
Final score:
6points
#88
Pretty Pansy
Final score:
6points
#89
One Of My Four Beautiful Orchids 🤩
Final score:
6points
#91
Choke Cherries In Bloom. They Smell Amazing
Final score:
6points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
I so miss fresh cherries picked right from the trees at the local orchard!
#92
New Growth
Final score:
6points
#93
That One Time I Had A (Fairy Castle)cactus For A Christmas Tree
Final score:
6points
#94
Lilly, Our 25 Year Old Ficus. She Only Ever Wants Water Once A Week And A New Pot Every Few Years! She Is Family!
Final score:
6points
#95
Bees Napping In A Flower. They Often Need A Rest Before Returning Back To The Hive Full Of Pollen!
Final score:
6points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
It's the only time they get to themselves. Imagine living with 1000's of siblings all in one house and 1 very demanding MOM!
#97
I Don't Know What This Is, But I Ran Across It At The Franklin Park Conservatory In Columbus Oh, And It Was Begging To Have Its Picture Taken.
Final score:
5points
#98
My Aloe Vera From December Last Year.
Final score:
5points
#99
Aloevera
Final score:
5points
#100
Tes Garden When I Visiting My In Law
Final score:
5points
#102
I Love My Peace Lily - It's About 3 Feet High...
Final score:
5points
#103
Pilea Peperomioides (Aka Pancake Plant)
Final score:
5points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
These are very popular as houseplants, I have one and afraid I just do not like them.
#104
An Arc Of Lilacs In Reston, Virginia
Final score:
5points
georgia layne 3 years ago
I have a slip off my grandmother's lilac from when I was a kid. It's about 3 years old now hoping to bloom this year
#105
The Plant I Found On My Way Home. Any Ideas To What It Is, It's Gorgeous!
Final score:
5points
#106
Don't Know The Name
Final score:
5points
#107
Camouflage
Final score:
4points
#108
Papaya Flowers
Final score:
4points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Do they have a nice smell? They look like they might smell either very sweet or slightly peppery.
SRW (Submission author) 3 years ago
As long as I remember, I can not smell anything when I am close with them. But, let me check this out tomorrow.
Load More Replies... #109
Backyard Beauty
Final score:
4points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I like how the splashiness of the leaves contrasts with the dryness of the bark’s lichens!
#112
Not Sure What It Is, But It Was Pretty
Final score:
4points
#113
My Neighbors House And It’s Their Sunflower Garden
Final score:
4points
#114
Lotus
Final score:
4points
#116
Gardenia After Raining
Final score:
4points
#117
Inherited Lillies
Final score:
4points
#118
Taken In South Dakota!
Final score:
4points
Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago
Looks like the Morning Glory vines we have growing everywhere in the UK.
#119
Not Sure If You Can See Very Well But There’s A Squirrel In This Tree….i Caught This At My School
Final score:
3points
#120
First Of The Big Epiphillium To Bloom At The New House.
Final score:
3points
#121
Spiky Succulent
Final score:
3points
#122
I Have A Aloe Plant That Started Teeny Tiny And Now It’s So Big I Can Barely Move The Giant Planter It Is In. Then It Grew A Looong Flower. I Didn’t Know Aloes Grew Flowers.
Final score:
3points
Wonderful (Submission author) 3 years ago
It was a wonderful surprise and the flowers were tiny and yellow. Then they died and the looong stem dried up and next winter when I brought it in for the winter it grew me another thank you flower. Happy aloe plant.
Scott Crowell 3 years ago
Do you use the Aloe on cuts and burns? My grandmother used to do that. Go cut of a section of a stem and rub it on the affected area.
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#124
Meyer Lemon In Bloom. Bonus: My New Monstera. His Name Is Phil.
Final score:
3points
#126
There Was A Typo In This Flower’s Invitation To The Party.
Final score:
3points
#127
My Begonia Rex Started As A Baby And Has Become A Monster
Final score:
3points
#130
Swan Plant Being Devoured By Monarch Catapillers
Final score:
3points
Scott Crowell 3 years ago (edited)
I love Monarch Butterflies, Does anyone remember finding them on Milkweed and the watching them cocoon and become butterflies? And shortly after my Mom passed a Monarch butterfly came and landed on my hand at night for a few minutes when I was really missing her. And yes I do have a witness too!
Nicole Sudhoff 3 years ago
Did they survive? I thought milkweed was the caterpillars' ONLY food?
#134
Do Mushrooms Count?
Final score:
3points
Alaina Jones 3 years ago
Maybe! They count in my book 😉 aren’t mushrooms so strange on the bottom?!
Stacy Moseley Adams (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes! I am fascinated by all the detail, i have so many pics of mushroom...underbellies? lol, anytime i see one, im like those guys running around sticking their phones up womens skirts to get a picture, only with mushrooms.
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#136
I Don't Know What These Are Called But We Have Had Them Since I Was A Child...any Ideas?
Final score:
2points
CozyPanda (Submission author) 3 years ago
Maybe.....thanks...now let me go Google chrysanthemum varieties....thanks again 😊
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Dont Know Its Name But For Me One Of The Most Beuatiful I Have Seen.
Final score:
2points
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Not oleander—their leaves are much pointier and drier looking. Maybe azaleas?
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I Don't Know The Flower But Im In Love
Final score:
2points
#140
The Flower Of A Christmas Cactus My Mum Grows.
Final score:
2points
#141
It’s At A Local Plant 🪴 Store
Final score:
2points
#152
Zinnia's In My Garden A Few Years Back. They Look Animated In The Sunlight And Attract Butterflies And Bees... So Beautiful! All Photos Taken With My Phone And No Editing Done Besides Perhaps Zooming Or Cropping.
Final score:
1point
#160
A Picture Doesn't Do It Justice. This Orchid Plant Has Had Over 50 Flowers Bloom Blooming At Once Before.
Final score:
0points
#161
A Picture Doesn't Do It Justice. This Orchid Plant Has Had Over 50 Flowers Blooming At Once Before.
Final score:
0points
#162
Love Seeing My Vase Of Poppies First Thing In The Morning.
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0points
#163
Not Sure What It Is, I Like To Think Of It As An Eyeball With Thick Green Eyelashes
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0points
#164
Abandoned Spiderweb Made For A Beautiful, Almost Stained Glass Look
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0points
#165
One Of My Local Nature Preserves Has A Greenhouse And Their Corpse Flower Was Blooming This Spring. Definitely Cooler Than Anything In My Extensive (And Expensive) Personal Collection.
Final score:
0points
#167
After The Storm…taken In My Front Yard In San Diego, Ca
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Daniel Yamada 3 years ago
"A Plant That You Captured" Why are people capturing plants? Let them be free.
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Daniel Yamada 3 years ago
"A Plant That You Captured" Why are people capturing plants? Let them be free.
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