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Pen + Ink Botanicals

Hellebores ✨ If you look closely at the centers, they have more carpels than usual that seem to fan out. This is called fasciation, a condition in vascular plants where the growing tip, which normally produces roughly cylindrical tissue, becomes elon

🌸The May Queen 🌸 Peony season is upon us!

California poppy, Spanish lavender, rosemary, welcoming spring ✨

Lady of Shalott and lavender that never went dormant this winter, and a little camellia from our new planting! Can't wait for her to bring some winter cheer to our little yard in years to come ✨

All Hellebores, all different varieties ✨ The one on the bottom is what's called "double flowered," meaning that the bloom has multiple layers of "petals." In the case of the hellebore, though, the "petals" are actually

Even six layers of snow/ice couldn't keep these beauties down ✨ Hellebores are asking my favorite teachers.

Hellebore season is upon us ✨

"All is known in the sacred of silence."
-Rumi
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May these quieter days and long nights bring you some well-deserved peace. My still-blooming Lady of Shalott is cheering you on.

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