I hook rugs, I knit and I have a life - not always in that order. Hooking rugs in the traditional way is a passion. Knitting is a way of keeping those idle hands busy. In my life, I am a mother, partner, sister,aunt, friend and a happy grammy. I work with volunteers and seniors when I'm not doing those other things. I enjoy being creative - and often reinvent the wheel. Above all, I value things that are not only beautiful but useful.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Ruby Tuesday
There is some red in this photo. Just the tiniest peek through the bamboo leaves...
This is the fruit of the arum italica which is also known as Italian Lords and Ladies. Ours has a kind of insignificant flower which reminds me of skunk cabbage. In color only! It doesn't have any smell at all and is a pale green.
Then it disappears and a lo-ong time later, there is this glowing stalk of bright jewel-like berries.
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I wondered what those were when they came up in the garden. I'm not sure I like the berries but they are a pretty colour.
Goodness, I have never heard of this. I guess the berries are inedible? Do the birds eat it? The berries are very pretty and so unusual looking.
Joanna - I agree that it's not the most attractive plant. Except for the berries.
Ginny - I haven't seen anything eating these berries. Not even slugs.
Haven't seen this before, and was going to ask who eats it, but Ginny got there before me.
Fantastic RT post- you've a good eye!
Love the photo progression-- especially the first peekaboo one! Happy RT!
The berries are so pretty in the garden. I'm going to look it up and find out more about it. But I bet it isn't hardy here. Boo hoo!
Lovely shots and perfect for RT :)
Have never seen this kind of berries before either.
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