Dittrichia viscosa is a plant that appeared in several of my older posts because it is a widespread plant here in my area. However, the Dittrichia viscosa in today's post looks different.
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It isn't green anymore.
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It's brown, it's dry, and the yellow flowers have turned into a multitude of fluffy, parachute-like seeds.
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When the seeds get dispersed by the wind, the remaining flowerheads look a lot like flowers again. Not like the real, fresh flowers, of course, but a new kind of desiccated, mummified ones.
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These photographs were taken more than a decade ago. In 2009.
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I'm still using my left hand to write the post, so this thing, while being considerably better than what I published yesterday, is still very short. However, at least this time the photographs are my work ... like almost always here on HIVE.
I'm glad you're progressing quickly. Don't press yourself. 🌷🌼
Get well soon m'dear...just imagine how many crawlies are going around unphotographed while you're lolling around doing bugger all🙃
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It is dry but giving another look entirely
It looks good maybe because of the way you snapped it
I don't know what your ailment is since I normally join this panel, I place the votes and when I have time I read and comment, work takes up a lot of time, but you have to work, I hope you recover, you are a very active man, imagine with the left hand you write, it takes more time, so your effort is highly appreciated
The actual fact that your photographs, irrespective of the distant time frame still look so beautiful leaves me nothing but amazed and awed fr. I hope you get better soon💕
Thank you. 🙂
Get well Soon My friend. As far as today's photographs are concerned, I have never seen something like this before. this is unique and new to me. Though they are not green but they are still very attractive and pleasuring to watch.
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I love the color, and the shots of the photos.
I like your photos, they are very artful.
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Get well soon bro. Human heart sometimes wants to see such things because we were seeing for a long time you were showing us green things like trees etc. Good to hear that your condition is slowly improving.
This is a pretty good photography that my friend is showing. Even though the plant is dry, the appearance in this picture is truly extraordinary.
Wild flowers are beautiful in all their stages, I love those photos. It looks like you have a sore hand, I hope you get better.
You will recover dear friend. Find time also to rest
It may also found in other colors. Am I right?
The plants are dry but they remained beautiful.
Be well man.
Shots are taken beautifully, dittrichia viscosa is having unique look. Nice to see you sharing old collection.
What happened to your right hand sir?
I had a big calcified Atheroma.
Get well soon.