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Colin Purrington > Crocus growing out from underneath a rock.

Colin Purrington > I'm always impressed with the group effort of plants germinating in packs. The above is impressive, but I've seen them come up through asphalt, too. A single seedling would have a much harder time of it.

Colin Purrington > No pruning at any time.

Colin Purrington > I could have photographed this head all day, but family limited my photo breaks to approximately 4 seconds each. I'm not kidding.

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Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > plants photo

Colin Purrington > Water lilies blooming at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA. I wished I lived closer to that place.

Colin Purrington > This is a doubly composite inflorescence. Originally, dandelion "flowers" are heads with hundreds of tiny flowers. This plant is a mutant, with approximately 6 heads fused together, with matching stem that provides additional support.

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Crocus growing out from underneath a rock.

Colin Purrington > Crocus growing out from underneath a rock.

Crocus growing out from underneath a rock.

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