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Trick of the Eye: April 2014
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Wednesday, April 02, 2014. Whence Comes a Plum. With luck (and the birds don't get at it first). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Haphazard gardener and amateur photographer. View my complete profile. Whence Comes a Plum. Other Crimes and Misdemeanors. Blogs to Look Out For. Trust, But Verify.
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Trick of the Eye: June 2012
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Sunday, June 17, 2012. Pineapple guava ( Acca sellowiana. Aka Feijoa sellowiana). Has produced two flowers, but no fruit (yet). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Haphazard gardener and amateur photographer. View my complete profile. Other Crimes and Misdemeanors. Blogs to Look Out For. Trust, But Verify.
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Trick of the Eye: Whence Comes a Plum
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Wednesday, April 02, 2014. Whence Comes a Plum. With luck (and the birds don't get at it first). Good luck with those birds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Haphazard gardener and amateur photographer. View my complete profile. Whence Comes a Plum. Other Crimes and Misdemeanors. Blogs to Look Out For. Trust, But Verify.
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Trick of the Eye: Red Flower Day
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Monday, April 02, 2012. Here is our old friend the "cactus orchid," this time in red. The top photo was taken with ambient (day)light. Flash was used for the bottom photo. With greetings and happy birthday wishes to our most devoted reader. Good health and happiness to you! You have a good eye and a steady hand. View my complete profile.
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Trick of the Eye: Spring Fail
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Sunday, April 01, 2012. After numerous attempts resulting in a 99.9% failure rate, we've given up on tulips. The Dutch can keep 'em. Yes, this is a tulip we grew from a bulb. It is the one tulip that bloomed out of dozens planted over the years. It is the .1% that briefly occupied a spot in the garden. And it is pink. Ah, those Dutch!
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Trick of the Eye: Mystery Flower Identified! [updated 4-28-13]
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Sunday, June 17, 2012. Pineapple guava ( Acca sellowiana. Aka Feijoa sellowiana). Has produced two flowers, but no fruit (yet). Nice shots. Looks orchid-y. Where is the plant growing? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Haphazard gardener and amateur photographer. View my complete profile. Other Crimes and Misdemeanors.
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Trick of the Eye: Light the Candles ...
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Tuesday, April 02, 2013. Light the Candles . Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Haphazard gardener and amateur photographer. View my complete profile. Light the Candles . Other Crimes and Misdemeanors. Blogs to Look Out For. Trust, But Verify.
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Trick of the Eye: Hands-Free Spring Success
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Saturday, March 17, 2012. No skill required to grow this. Sooner or later, it finds its way into most gardens without human assistance and thrives easily with a bit of sun and water run-off from the irrigation of other plants. Bees visit it and the roots fix nitrogen in the soil, which can benefit other plants. View my complete profile.
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Trick of the Eye: April 2009
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Trick of the Eye. A random photo catalog of a southern California garden, occasionally noting differences in color interpretation between the human eye and the camera eye. Thursday, April 02, 2009. This is a variety of pelargonium commonly known as Martha Washington (or Lady Washington) Geraniums; in the UK, they are called Regal Pelargoniums. (Go figure.). Try this then: plants grown from cuttings = clones of the parent plant; plants grown from seeds = anything goes. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
