We had a long afternoon of monitoring today. Andy and I worked together. On Andy’s turn to measure we got row 35, which just happens to contain the monster plant. This plant has by far the most flowering heads in the garden. This year it has 15 fully developed heads and 2 pips
The top head in this picture is a dud and the lower head is a pip.
Jennifer told me to take a picture of this inflorescence; so i did
Some more monitoring stuff
Here is a picture of a pupa case on an Echinacea; albeit out of focus
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
The top head in this picture is a dud and the lower head is a pip.
Jennifer told me to take a picture of this inflorescence; so i did
Some more monitoring stuff
Here is a picture of a pupa case on an Echinacea; albeit out of focus
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
Jennifer told me to take a picture of this inflorescence; so i did
Some more monitoring stuff
Here is a picture of a pupa case on an Echinacea; albeit out of focus
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
Jennifer told me to take a picture of this inflorescence; so i did
Some more monitoring stuff
Here is a picture of a pupa case on an Echinacea; albeit out of focus
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
Here is a picture of a pupa case on an Echinacea; albeit out of focus
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
We have been calling these ant nests
And a another thorn hopper larvae
And a another thorn hopper larvae
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