Or perhaps I should say, Chamerion angustifolium, a rose by any other name and all that.
And, as you’ll see from my photos, “The inflorescence is a terminal raceme of many flowers.” My thoughts exactly.
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The chestnut trees turned yellow,
The oak like sherry browned,
The fir, the stubborn fellow,
Stayed green the whole year round.But O the bonny maple
How richly he does shine!
He glows against the sunset
Like ruddy old port wine.Posted: 2024 Oct 26
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There are two beautiful pictures!
Tom
Tom – Thanks! You can be my DPC: Designated Photographic Critic.
Imagine finding something edible and of heartbreaking beauty soon after a forest fire. And the fires release the seeds that will reforest the land. Nature has some strangely forgiving ways.
Laurna – Life is endlessly inventive, it seems to me – another hopeful thought for them as needs one.