Various Photo's

[Teegate]

Some photo's from today.


Aren't you glad you were not under this tree during the storm?

Jessica relaxing.

All over a sand pit we visited.

Mountain Laurel before blooming.

Guy

 

[oji]

Beside the big scar, how did the tree look?

 

[Teegate]

It looked fine. I looked around at the bottom of the tree to see if there was any signs of something where it hit the ground and nothing was there.


Guy

 

[glowordz]

Guy, what are the white and green flowers? Mt. Laurel shot is very interesting.


Glo

 

[Teegate]

Guy, what are the white and green flowers? Mt. Laurel shot is very interesting.


Glo

You had to ask that didn't you Now I have to answer and say I don't know I looked on Mike Bakers site to find it but could not. I am sure Bob is going to say he has showed it to me before and told me the name, but unlike some things I never can remember plant names for some reason. I have been trying to remedy that but it has been a failure.

Guy

 

[bobpbx]

You had to ask that didn't you Now I have to answer and say I don't know I looked on Mike Bakers site to find it but could not. I am sure Bob is going to say he has showed it to me before and told me the name, but unlike some things I never can remember plant names for some reason. I have been trying to remedy that but it has been a failure.Guy

That is Pine Barren Sandwort Guy.....Arenaria caroliniana.

 

[Teegate]

That is Pine Barren Sandwort Guy.....Arenaria caroliniana.

Seems so simple since you have told me that many times, but I just could not remember the name. I actually was thinking "sand" because it is right in the sand pit and all along the edges. It was everywhere.


Guy

 

[Boyd]

Very nice Guy!

My Mountain Laurel is not so pink here, and has been in full bloom already for about a week. I have some pictures that I'll post if I get a chance.

 

[Teegate]

Here is the full plant of the Sandwart

Guy

 

[glowordz]

Thank you, Guy and Bob, for introducing me to this pretty little plant. The growth habit is unusual and attractive too. I think the graceful Latin Arenaria caroliniana, suits it well.

A Pine Barrens Odyssey (my thanks to you, Mr. Boyd!) adds useful tidbits of information.


Glo