not!
ferns reveal their delicate personalities slowly and subtly.
to know them requires patience and careful observation.
(you might want to enlarge this one)
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15 comments:
It's a beautiful plant, I can't remember now the name we use to call it in Brazil, but it's different.
I think they are doing a beautiful ornament there!
Léia
Who are all these people?
Such concentration.
I like it when a fern leaf is all coiled up, ready to unfurl.
And it should be no surprise that Steffe is curious about the people, given his special talent for getting people to pose and reveal their life stories for his Daily Photo site.
Love that old red barn in the background....sets a nice pastoral scene.
I love ferns! I have even bought handbooks to help me identify them, but do you know how many there are!!!
Great picture!
Looks like a lot of interest has been generated-- at least glancing at the faces of your group. Plants we take for granted, I guess.
A fern workshop--makes me smile.
I can't keep these out of our garden. They are indestructible.
Nature's bits of art!
Ferns can be delicate or tough and indestructable but always interesting. MB
I love forests with a bed of ferns. Have these been picked?
I love the expression on the young man's face! Priceless.
Oh I love ferns, especially the ones in my yard that come back every year to say HELLO! :)
V
I'm with Dave - love the spring coils waiting to be sprung. I recall an Ed Weston image of ferns that always made me smile.
Too right! I have one I inherited and it's tough as ol' boots. The other, in the house, keeps dying on my and I have to replace it. Think it's called a Boston fern. The one that is strong - no idea of its name. I remember when I lived in Australia there were amazing delicately beautiful ferns but needing that humid climate of course.
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