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imbeccableimages
I think this is the only photo I took at the Botanical Garden that I like.

View the full image on my website. Link in bio.
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Titled: Honeymilk Rose
Collection: United States of America
Pictured: A pale pink blossomed rose and a second, unopened bud.
Settings: ISO 200 | 50mm | f/2.8 | 1/125s
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#photographer #flower #rose #pink #blush #beautiful #nature #botanicgarden #coloradophotographer #nikonphotography #nikonz7ii #manualsettingsonly #manuallens
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Tiff
Given what the light indicates of the weather, I'm inclined to say that this one is from a trip to the botanic gardens. Not only is it rare for my local woods to get such vibrant lighting, but I think this particular kind of pine is different to the growth of my local patch as well. I'm long overdue a trip back to both places, really.

Taken with some sort of Sony Xperia, probably, approximately two to three years ago.

#nature #plants #trees #botanicgarden #closeup #green #phonephotography #amatuerphotography #naturephotography
Close up of the tip of a pine tree branch where cones (or something similar to cones, unsure of name) are forming.
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Jon Sullivan

When we visited the Christchurch Botanic gardens recently my daughter took me to this ancient ivy, her favorite plant in the gardens. It has some terrifically twisted, creepy H. R. Eiger vibes.

It grows up the side of a giant sequoia tree that was planted in 1873. I expect the ivy cannot be much younger than that as its base is completely smothered by large sequoia roots.

inaturalist.nz/observations/26

#botany #vines #plants #nz #Christchurch #BotanicGarden #ivy #ThickTrunkTuesday.

A photo of my daughter standing next to the base of an ancient English ivy vine twisting up the side of the trunk of a giant sequoia tree that's 152 years old. For full-res photos, see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/260229137
A photo of the base of an ancient English ivy vine twisting up the side of the trunk of a giant sequoia tree that's 152 years old. For full-res photos, see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/260229137
A photo from the base of an ancient English ivy vine looking up as it twists up the side of the trunk of a giant sequoia tree. For full-res photos, see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/260229137
A closer photo of the base of an ancient English ivy vine. It's many old stems have twisted about each other to make one chaotically twisty trunk. For full-res photos, see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/260229137
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Shantell Powell

I just went for a walk in the Fredericton Botanic Gardens. Over thirty years ago, I helped build that place. I designed and installed the nature trails (no gas tools, all picks, axes, bucksaws, and shovels), and planted hundreds of trees. I was mentored by botanist Hal Hinds, and got my start as a botanic illustrator with him. Where there once was a field, there now is a forest. I did that. It feels good to see the fruits of my labour. How many people get to see a forest they planted? #forestry #BotanicGarden #trees #forest #WoodsWorker #SummerJob #RoadTrip #Fredericton

A narrow trail cutting through lush green forest with overgrown vegetation, large moss-covered rocks, and visible tree roots. Part of the trail system I built.
A map and guide sign of the Fredericton Botanic Garden featuring the layout, trails, and locations of various gardens, with icons indicating rules and facilities.
A narrow dirt trail winds through a lush green forest, with dense foliage and tall trees on both sides. A creek side trail I built.
A lush green forest with a variety of trees and wild grasses under a partially cloudy sky. This was a field about the size of a soccer field when I first planted hundreds of trees in the early 90s.
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