I have a couple of sizzling posts on the stovetop. While they simmer, I’ll share these nature shots. One’s from Olbrich Gardens tropical indoor space, the other from outdoors. If it’s cold where you are, feel the warm humid air rising up around the pitcher plants and get cozy. If it’s too hot where you are, take a roll in the snow. ; )
Saturday, tune in for snapshots of the Olbrich Garden’s orchid show. Next week, stop by for the Spring Quintilla Poetry Challenge and a post on Women’s History of Spanish California.
¡Olé! –Rebecca
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You can always be guaranteed to surprise us Rebecca. Always such an eclectic range of posts, but each one interesting. I love these shots you’ve taken for us today.
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Thank you very much for your kind words, Margaret! It was such a lovely walk in the gardens with a dear friend.
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I’ve never seen pitcher plants. They look like death traps for the unfortunate visitor who dares to venture inside.
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They are…heh heh heh…usually for flies. Jack in the Pulpit is the name of a pitcher plant common in the Midwest. I have one in our back yard that has plenty of insects to choose from. : )
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Well, I do come May.
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Love this, Rebecca. I have not opted in for a roll in the snow since I was a kid. Lol Remember snow angels? My favorite season back then was winter…
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I do remember snow angels. I made one in our driveway last month. 🙂 I haven’t made a snow person in a while though! Good memories.
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What a fascinating flower/leaf.. nature is amazing.. 😉
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Nature’s adaptation is amazing. Sounds impossible to have a carnivorous plant, but that’s how pitcher plants get extra nutrients.
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awesome! ❤ ❤
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Thanks, Carol Anne!
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