cactus - Icerocket Tag

Nov

2009

Cactus flowers make attractive close-ups: Although these were taken a few years ago, I am having a tidy-up of my archives and decided to put these images in the Nearscapes Gallery. I must admit that I am having trouble naming them. Can anyone help? The 'studio' set up for these, was the top of a fre ...

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Hoodia- Cactus Like Plant That Acts As An Anti-obesity Drug

14 hours ago by Scott

There is a cactus which acts as an anti obesity medication. Wondering about this statement? But, this statement is completely factual. Hoodia Gordonii is a type of cactus which is found in the Kalahari Desert of Africa. The plant is in use as an appetite suppressant, since the time immemorial. If yo ...

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The meaning of flowers for weddings

16 hours ago by lamberdebie

If you plan to walk down the aisle anytime soon, you should be aware that the flowers you carry might say more than you intended. That’s right; most flowers carry a meaning, or a special significance that has been passed down from generation to generation. We can trace this back to the Victorian Era ...

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Textures and flowers

21 hours ago by jbaygarden

Two non indigenous plants are flowering this week and are beautiful. (in pots) The chirstmas cactus and an orchid. I planted more seedlings this week, cauliflower, beetroot, green pepper and black basil. Michael is quite busy this time of the year, moving seedlings into new pots and selecting the ke ...

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Tree? Cactus? A little of both?

1 day ago by Website Editor: Wordsmith

This crazy wonderful plant is called a Quiver Tree ( Aloe Dichotoma). Click to hear David Attenborough talk about this amazing plant (very short video; utterly amazing): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6L3korqXb4

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Kin

1 day ago by sherry

We was deadheat groundbound like chain fruit cholla cactus in New Mexico desert, stoned in starving rivers that flowed nowhere. running the parched cracked earth, wrapped in cotton quilts, huddled beside the cold: the rooftop open to the sky, rain pouring through summer into snow while we watched wo ...

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As Deserts Are Extremely Cold At Night, How Do Plants Like Cactus Survive ...

1 day ago by Scott

there is a vast diiference in temperature in the day and night at the desert, so how do plants in the desert survive the cold temperature at night?

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