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5 comments:
Where is Jack?
momiji, thank you, i also enjoyed your site! your daughter is quite the artist!
em
gf...this plant looks magical, like from a fairy garden.
Momiji--I really like your hello kitty picture!
anon, i'll post another pic when they all come up. they're expensive critters, and when they appear, i'm relieved! two of them have still not appeared...
momiji, the top one is arisaema fargesii, and the bottom one is arisaema candidissimum. i understand both originate in the himalayas, but "jack in the pulpits" are also woodland plants here in the u.s.
gf
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