Architecture, designs, and landscaping by Mother and Father Nature
A selection of pictures from the San Diego Botanic Garden.
Architecture, designs, and landscaping by Mother and Father Nature.
Cork Oak (Quercus suber)
The primary source of cork for wine bottle stoppers and cork flooring
Aloe
Plantus unknownii
Bamboo
The Garden has the largest selection
of bamboo groves in the United States
Berryus unknownius
Nest-building Bird
Flowerus unknownii
Dinner Plate Fig (Ficus dammaropsis)
Banana (top)
Banana (bottom)
Unknown flowers
Ficus tree and staghorn ferns
Aeonium
Probable Sedum or Jade
Peas In Pods
Bird’s Nest Fern (Asplenium sp.)
Cactus Flowers
Leafus unknownius
Seed Pods
Epiphyte
Fire Sticks
Bottlebrush
Spent Protea Blossom
Unknown Protea or Grevillea Flowers
Dragon Tree (Dracaena cinnabari)
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Posted on March 14, 2013, in Birds, Fauna, Flora, Mother & Father Nature, Out & About, Photos and tagged aeonium pictures, aloe pictures, bamboo pictures, banana pictures, bird building nest, bird pictures, bird's nest fern pictures, bottlebrush pictures, cactus flower pictures, cork oak pictures, dinner plate fig pictures, dragon tree pictures, epiphyte pictures, ficus tree pictures, fire sticks picture, grevillea pictures, jade plant pictures, peas in pods picture, protea pictures, quail botanical gardens san diego, san diego botanic garden, sedum picturs, staghorn pictures. Bookmark the permalink. 18 Comments.
Unknownii and unknown and unknownius do very well in San Diego.
lol
Some of these are beautiful..and some look lethal to the touch! But all the pics are great!
WOW! How beautiful and interesting all of them. Thanks and Love, nia
Well, there are a lot of unknownii plantiies… but how we liked them
Fab shots Russel!
Wow fantastic photos!
I have a photo very similar to your of the Aeonium, but I didn’t know that was what it was called. I’ve just been calling it a purple cactus.
super shots!
What fantastic shots.
So beautiful
lol.. i would like a plantus unknowni
Lovely architecture!
A great collection of marvelous structures.
Unknownii and Unknownius is a very large plant category, and very adaptable to any climate. We have our share as well.
unknownius is an oxymoron.
Amazing photos.
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