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Disturbed earth: Â some plants sprout quickly in it.Sow thistles come to mind.After you’ve wrenched them outthey’ll snake back undergroundand thrust their fleshy prickled snouts inwhere you intended hostas.Hawkweed will do that. Purslane.

humiliationcunt: love, LOVE THIS PICTURE ! what did she think ? that she could shed her clothes and get his attention ? She should be ignored while he focuses his attention on something mundane. After all the plant is much more important than her.

March of the forest druids (newly planted trees, wrapped in burlap to protect against winter weather)

Crown jewel of Japan (Mr. Fuji, reflected in a flooded field of young rice plants)

Frigid protection (Thijs Glas admires icicles on frozen branches in the nursery garden in Heerhugowaard, Netherlands. He sprays up to six thousand litres of water over the plants every hour to freeze the buds of the hydrangea, a method of protecting them

Sea of white (Socotra Island in the Indian Ocean, 240km east of the Horn of Africa). Due to its extreme isolation, a third of its plant life is found nowhere else on Earth. The pic links to a blog with photos of some of the outlandish flora found in this

Flower strewn path (stairway in Sicily)

My attempt on doing photography using Nexus 5’s shitty camera.

mrcaptaincook: putyourlovinghandout: littlelimpstiff14u2: The Mystical World Of Mushrooms Captured In Photos Most people consider mushrooms to be the small, ugly cousins of the plant kingdom, but theirs is surprisingly beautiful and wonderful world

ladyinterior: Magnificent Trees Around the World

thar-cionn: St. Stephen’s Green from the air, Dublin City - 23/4/14

asylum-art: 10 Magical Pebble Paths That Flow Like Rivers The garden or back-yard is one of the best places in a home for the home-owner to express their creative side. Why surround all those beautiful plants with an ugly path when you can create a

thegreenwolf: People often think of fire as a destructive force, and it can be. But fire also rejuvenates the land. Many grasses have evolved root systems that survive fires so they can be renewed, and some trees and other plants have seeds that only

wanokokoro-japan:Genko-an Temple (Kyoto,JAPAN)Summer/Fall/Winter

malformalady:Lush tassels of moss hang from Maple trees in soft light. Hoh Rainforest, Washington. Photo credit and caption: Marc Adamus

Just checking out some plants with a bumblebro

My first actual photo on here in forever and it’s food! I’ve been doing this Engine 2 Diet through work (I work at Whole Foods) and this is my breakfast. Everyday. Because it is so damn tasty. Rip’s Big Bowl.

dr-eel: Say #iloveyou with #roses. #nature #plant #photography #picoftheday #instagram #instacanvas

matthewonart: Non-Boring Environments that need Fantasy Representation Tropical Rainforests Scrubland/Dry Forests. For extra effect make them the sort that burn very often; some native plants never germinate until after a fire, and some animals not only

gothnrollx: Red Lips and China White Grandmothers Rose by ~duct-tape-pirate

intrnskxajna: Coe Hall Mansion/Planting Fields Arboretum (Oyster Bay, NY) 7/13/13 Photography By intrnskxajna

bregma: The Alnwick Poison Garden is pretty much what you’d think it is: a garden full of plants that can kill you (among many other things). Some of the plants are so dangerous that they have to be kept behind bars. [x]

Boeing 2707-300 Full-scale mockup, Plant 2 complex, 1966

Rue des Plantes, Paris photo by Todd Webb, 1950

B-29 Superfortress rolling out of Boeing’s Wichita plant, 1944

Unit 1 Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, Alabama 1966 via: tva

k-a-t-i-e-: Worker at carbon black plant Sunray, Texas 1942 John Vachon

unexplained-events: The Poison Garden Established in 2005 by the Duchess of Northumberland. The garden contains over 100 deadly and hallucinogenic plants. ’I wondered why so many gardens around the world focused on the healing power of plants rather

Some more plants (and fungi) I saw during my camping trip! (Part 2)

abluegirl: Macrophotography By Brian Valentine: In his retired free time, former PhD Microbiologist Brian Valentine turned his attention and incredible talents to a love of macro photography. As a keen gardener, his backyard is filled with a plethora

Macro photography fun with missfreudianslit! Using cheap a Sigma 70-300mm with a reversed Canon 50mm f/1.8 screwed onto the front with an adapter.1. Stuff we collected outside2. Pink flower for scale3. Broken snail shell4-6. Pink flower, stamen, pollen7.

avtavr: © Ortho Plant Photo Library

buzzflower: these stairs lead to nowhere but they were still cool

sanwik: My photography.

antoinctte: 190815—botanical gardens, singapore

songofprufrock: A teahouse amid the cherry blossoms. Soft melodies, stick insects & rounded glasses.

paleangeltears: My favourite place to be is the grandma’s workplace. I love how she arranges color tubes, brushes and plants with the beautiful 6 pm sunlight to create this beautiful scenery.

boyx: blossom burst!

explorearth: florescence (n.) the process of flowering

thepoetoaster:Why yes, I do get excited by lemons #vegan #vegans #raw #nature #plants #photography #lemons (at Whittier, California)

forestzin: By bahiabay http://bahiabay.tumblr.com/post/115619951175/by-flm-photography

agavex-photography: Crassula marnieriana.October 2020.

Falling by lunaperri

wildthicket: A worker at the Roure perfume plant in Grasse, France, scoops up the morning’s rose harvest at the end of May. These rose petals will be processed immediately into an absolute, the aromatic liquid which is the basic component of perfume;

m-e-s-t-i-z-a: I’ve been stressing really bad lately, so here are pics of plants I’ve taken

beenis: plants on my camera roll that make me tear up, 2013 — 2015

Because I like hands and plants.

The tree my late grandfather gave to mom died a few years ago. I left it planted in the naive hope that it would grow again. Today, it has grown quite a bit.

60 megapixel plant

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