Showing posts with label orchid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orchid. Show all posts

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Fun Monday - Favorite Plant

Since we moved recently I don't have many plants.  In fact, this tiny orchid is the only plant inside the house.  Outside of the house I have a dying mum, lol.


Brodi loves it too. ;)


In another lifetime, before facebook existed, I had loads of fun with women all over the world, sharing a pieces of our lives in posts we called Fun Monday.  A few of us have decided to post everyday this month and a few of decided to bring Fun Monday out of hibernation.  Feel free to join us, if you do, let me know and I'll add your link here. ;)

Swampy over at Anecdotes has the full list of people playing. :)

Oh, PS, I'm hosting a Christmas Ornament Swap, if you're interested in signing up let me know.

Friday, May 28, 2010

Rare and Magnificent

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The pink ladyslipper (Cypripedium acaule) is one of Wisconsin’s wild orchids and I suppose it can be found in several places throughout the state. But there's only one place I've seen it. One place I go back to every year to see it again and it never disappoints. So today, I'm thankful for things I can count on, things that are rare, and things that may take a little effort to find but when found lift the spirits up.

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Wednesday, July 15, 2009

a bandit and wild orchids

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I’m always delighted to find a patch of this Wisconsin wildflower. The pink ladyslipper (Cypripedium acaule) is one of Wisconsin’s wild orchids.


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There’s a wayside near Necedah where they grow, I’ve yet to find them in other areas - but maybe someday.


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They're a rather large orchid, maybe the size of an Iris. . .


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A little further down the road this raccoon crossed our path.


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He crossed the ditch and came out wet on the other side. “Bye Bandit!”


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and still further down the road I found a field of blue. Lupine is very important to the endangered Karner Blue Butterfly - I tried to find the butterfly, but all I found was lupine. Someday though I will see one!