Thanks!

Sam Van Aken grafted this tree

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesa...

Opuntia consolea 'Road Kill' - no kidding, that's the name

Melted toadstool?


Found it this morning when I went to check on the iris I have in pots back there. Weird looking thing!

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/... ( not melted, it starts out that way)

Well, thanks!

Shoe rock

Very cool Stefan!

Just discovered this fun thread!

I have toured many private gardens, and visited many nurseries, plant shows and botanical gardens so have a few things that may fit this thread.

Wow Sue! Some extraordinary selections.

Annie's Annuals had one with more intense coloring

I photographed this in Iceland in 2009

Sue, I sure remember this crazy grass!! We saw it in 2011!
The thread "Wildflowers of Iceland and Greenland, Platanthera hyperborea" in Orchids forum

(Unfortunately ATP won't let me post the correct link, sorry, but it does list the address.)

Oh, I want that grass! It's delightful!

Ursula said:Sue, I sure remember this crazy grass!! We saw it in 2011!
The thread "Wildflowers of Iceland and Greenland, Platanthera hyperborea" in Orchids forum

(Unfortunately ATP won't let me post the correct link, sorry, but it does list the address.)

Ahhh, never ventured to the Orchid forum so I never saw that thread! (link posted fine so not sure what you meant by ATP not letting you post the correct link )

Wasn't Iceland the most stunningly beautiful scenic landscape you ever saw?!!

Oh, the link did work!!
We truly enjoyed Iceland very much! Yes, the landscape is gorgeous and that all without trees!!

Also, I was immediately reminded of Ta Prohm as soon as I saw the title of this thread!! I am happy Donald @needrain posted some interesting pictures of those huge tree roots. ( we saw them in 2000)

I don't know the name of the, who can advise