An array of green found in the conservatory at Matthaei Botanical Gardens. At the top left, is an unusual rock plant. A live plant, about the size of a thumb that looks like a rock. Below that, a blooming cactus. Lastly, a large palm leaf sunlit from behind.
Another gallery of green was featured in “Shades of Green.”
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Posted for Sunday Stills – Green
Beautiful captures. I’m such a fan of the colour green.
Gotta love green and I am ready to see more this year. 😊
A preview of coming attractions seeing all that green. My mom had a few cactus gardens on the windowsill and she had one of those cactuses that looked like a stone.
That must have been pretty. 😊
It was and some of them had tiny flowers as well.
The beauty of nature is endless! 👏🏼
I couldn’t agree more. 😉
The blooming cactus is lovely, you composed it very nice!!
Thanks, Donna. 😊
Thanks for sharing your photos of these very unusual plants!
They are unusual and ones that would not survive if I had to care for them. 😁
We have had rock plants from time to time, but not a lot of luck growing them.
They must be difficult to grow. I had never heard of them until seeing them in this conservatory.
Shades of green, so many to be seen, Pepper, …natures designing talent is extraordinary, …💙
So true. 😊
Interesting plants indeed 🙂
Thanks, Hammad. 😊
I love the green leaf!
There’s something about sunlight highlighting the details of leaves that gets my attention every time. 😊
Fine set. I like that a color is the main subject; and especially like the way you composed the cactus shot. A hint of the total plant on the left and a focus on the flower on the right. Top photo. 👌✋
Thanks you very much,. I appreciate your comment. 😊
What a gorgeous array of green! And such interesting plants. 🙂
So glad you enjoyed the images, Susanne. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. 😊
Thoughtful words accomplish much.