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One of the berries. I actually have 5 that seem to be taking. These are brand new plants.
Gaspe Flint Corn seedling closeup. This one has striped leaves. That's wonderful because it means there is variability and diversity.
Another one of the berries. This flower will take.
Freckles Lettuce seedlings. I have tons of these.
Just for the setting here, this is the hill behind my cabin about 200 feet. It has no name, so I named it Orchid hill. Yes, this is a forest I live in. For decades, actually all my life, my fond desire was to live in the forest near the shore, with Redwoods. These are not Redwoods. Those are 40 miles north of here, but I have a double trunked Redwood in my driveway planted perhaps a dozen years ago. The shore is a lakeshore.
The wild Dewberry I planted. I have never seen one of these flower or fruit, but they sprout all over the place. These may well have separate male and female plants, but it should make some kind of flower at some point. The Deer eat these thorny plants and they keep regrowing.
Quinoa, variety called Colorado. Little seedling.
Gaspe Flint Corn seedling closeup. This one has striped leaves. That's wonderful because it means there is variability and diversity.
Another one of the berries. This flower will take.
Freckles Lettuce seedlings. I have tons of these.
Just for the setting here, this is the hill behind my cabin about 200 feet. It has no name, so I named it Orchid hill. Yes, this is a forest I live in. For decades, actually all my life, my fond desire was to live in the forest near the shore, with Redwoods. These are not Redwoods. Those are 40 miles north of here, but I have a double trunked Redwood in my driveway planted perhaps a dozen years ago. The shore is a lakeshore.
The wild Dewberry I planted. I have never seen one of these flower or fruit, but they sprout all over the place. These may well have separate male and female plants, but it should make some kind of flower at some point. The Deer eat these thorny plants and they keep regrowing.
Quinoa, variety called Colorado. Little seedling.
