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#CamelliaJaponica, also known as the common #camellia, or #JapaneseCamellia, is a flowering plant in the family Theaceae.
There are thousands of cultivars of these things apparently, with many colors and forms of flowers.
Did you know? 🤔
In the U.S. it is sometimes called #japonica.
Hmmmm. Interesting!
#altext, last pic 📸
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#urbanflora #flora #gardening #garden #melbourne #aesthetichedonist #flowersofmastodon #gardeningAU #gardening #narrm #victoria #Australia #makesmehappy
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It's time for #GardensHour at 9 pm GMT. I just cruised through our greenhouse, and found this young camellia japonica plant in bloom. What is blooming, or about to bloom in your #Garden? If you have garden pictures to post, please use the #GardensHour hashtag and #AltText.
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Harvesting and Tying with Zenmai
Jay Guarneri wrote a great article in the 2026 edition of Tenkara Angler about collecting zenmai from ferns and tying kebari with it. He inspired me to go out and collect some of my own zenmai this spring.
Read Jay’s article here, (page 80!) then come back.
https://tenkaraangler.com/2026/04/27/tenkara-angler-2026-is-now-a-free-flipbook/
What is zenmai? My Best Streams calls it “cotton of flowering fern” and has this pop-over info box:
Flowerring Fern “Zenmai” sprouts about from April to June and those sprouts are covered with cotton. Zenmai is distributed in the Korean Peninsula, China, Taiwan and the Himalayas. The same kind of Zenmai is distributed worldwide except Australasia. There are Yamadori Zenmai / Cinnamon Fern (Osmunda cinnamomea), Yasha Zenmai (Osmunda lancea), Oni Zenmai (Osmunda claytoniana), Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis), besides Zenmai (Osmunda japonica). The cotton of zenmai is often used to the body of traditional tenkara fly. The people who lived in the mountain village spun the cotton of zenmai into thread and made the winter clothes in the old days because this material has performance of water proof. It can be said that it is a wisdom of the mountain village’s people. It is also well known that the sprouts dries and becomes food.
http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/amago/b-streams/flytying/tenkara.htmlJay recommends looking for Royal Ferns, Cinnamon Ferns, and Interrupted Ferns here in the eastern US. I had a hard time finding them in the woods by our house. Almost all of the ferns I see regularly are not species that make the cotton.
I finally found a patch of Cinnamon Ferns today near a brook and collected about a dubbing pack’s worth of zenmai.
I found the stuff fairly easy to dub with a little wax on my thread. Though as Jay pointed out when I was messaging him on Instagram, I was lucky to get some nice straight fibers, which makes dubbing easier.
I chose to tie futsu-style kebari in size 14 with orange thread and grizzly hackle.
I’ll probably tie some hen pheasant soft hackles next.
I also want to go out and collect some more. I collected from maybe 1/20th of the patch I found. Another bunch similar to what I collected today should do nicely.
Want to buy some zenmai kebari? Go check out Jay’s Kebari Shop on Etsy. He sells them and they look better than mine.
#Kebari #Tenkara -
Harvesting and Tying with Zenmai
Jay Guarneri wrote a great article in the 2026 edition of Tenkara Angler about collecting zenmai from ferns and tying kebari with it. He inspired me to go out and collect some of my own zenmai this spring.
Read Jay’s article here, (page 80!) then come back.
https://tenkaraangler.com/2026/04/27/tenkara-angler-2026-is-now-a-free-flipbook/
What is zenmai? My Best Streams calls it “cotton of flowering fern” and has this pop-over info box:
Flowerring Fern “Zenmai” sprouts about from April to June and those sprouts are covered with cotton. Zenmai is distributed in the Korean Peninsula, China, Taiwan and the Himalayas. The same kind of Zenmai is distributed worldwide except Australasia. There are Yamadori Zenmai / Cinnamon Fern (Osmunda cinnamomea), Yasha Zenmai (Osmunda lancea), Oni Zenmai (Osmunda claytoniana), Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis), besides Zenmai (Osmunda japonica). The cotton of zenmai is often used to the body of traditional tenkara fly. The people who lived in the mountain village spun the cotton of zenmai into thread and made the winter clothes in the old days because this material has performance of water proof. It can be said that it is a wisdom of the mountain village’s people. It is also well known that the sprouts dries and becomes food.
http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/amago/b-streams/flytying/tenkara.htmlJay recommends looking for Royal Ferns, Cinnamon Ferns, and Interrupted Ferns here in the eastern US. I had a hard time finding them in the woods by our house. Almost all of the ferns I see regularly are not species that make the cotton.
I finally found a patch of Cinnamon Ferns today near a brook and collected about a dubbing pack’s worth of zenmai.
I found the stuff fairly easy to dub with a little wax on my thread. Though as Jay pointed out when I was messaging him on Instagram, I was lucky to get some nice straight fibers, which makes dubbing easier.
I chose to tie futsu-style kebari in size 14 with orange thread and grizzly hackle.
I’ll probably tie some hen pheasant soft hackles next.
I also want to go out and collect some more. I collected from maybe 1/20th of the patch I found. Another bunch similar to what I collected today should do nicely.
Want to buy some zenmai kebari? Go check out Jay’s Kebari Shop on Etsy. He sells them and they look better than mine.
#Kebari #Tenkara -
Harvesting and Tying with Zenmai
Jay Guarneri wrote a great article in the 2026 edition of Tenkara Angler about collecting zenmai from ferns and tying kebari with it. He inspired me to go out and collect some of my own zenmai this spring.
Read Jay’s article here, (page 80!) then come back.
https://tenkaraangler.com/2026/04/27/tenkara-angler-2026-is-now-a-free-flipbook/
What is zenmai? My Best Streams calls it “cotton of flowering fern” and has this pop-over info box:
Flowerring Fern “Zenmai” sprouts about from April to June and those sprouts are covered with cotton. Zenmai is distributed in the Korean Peninsula, China, Taiwan and the Himalayas. The same kind of Zenmai is distributed worldwide except Australasia. There are Yamadori Zenmai / Cinnamon Fern (Osmunda cinnamomea), Yasha Zenmai (Osmunda lancea), Oni Zenmai (Osmunda claytoniana), Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis), besides Zenmai (Osmunda japonica). The cotton of zenmai is often used to the body of traditional tenkara fly. The people who lived in the mountain village spun the cotton of zenmai into thread and made the winter clothes in the old days because this material has performance of water proof. It can be said that it is a wisdom of the mountain village’s people. It is also well known that the sprouts dries and becomes food.
http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/amago/b-streams/flytying/tenkara.htmlJay recommends looking for Royal Ferns, Cinnamon Ferns, and Interrupted Ferns here in the eastern US. I had a hard time finding them in the woods by our house. Almost all of the ferns I see regularly are not species that make the cotton.
I finally found a patch of Cinnamon Ferns today near a brook and collected about a dubbing pack’s worth of zenmai.
I found the stuff fairly easy to dub with a little wax on my thread. Though as Jay pointed out when I was messaging him on Instagram, I was lucky to get some nice straight fibers, which makes dubbing easier.
I chose to tie futsu-style kebari in size 14 with orange thread and grizzly hackle.
I’ll probably tie some hen pheasant soft hackles next.
I also want to go out and collect some more. I collected from maybe 1/20th of the patch I found. Another bunch similar to what I collected today should do nicely.
Want to buy some zenmai kebari? Go check out Jay’s Kebari Shop on Etsy. He sells them and they look better than mine.
#Kebari #Tenkara -
Harvesting and Tying with Zenmai
Jay Guarneri wrote a great article in the 2026 edition of Tenkara Angler about collecting zenmai from ferns and tying kebari with it. He inspired me to go out and collect some of my own zenmai this spring.
Read Jay’s article here, (page 80!) then come back.
https://tenkaraangler.com/2026/04/27/tenkara-angler-2026-is-now-a-free-flipbook/
What is zenmai? My Best Streams calls it “cotton of flowering fern” and has this pop-over info box:
Flowerring Fern “Zenmai” sprouts about from April to June and those sprouts are covered with cotton. Zenmai is distributed in the Korean Peninsula, China, Taiwan and the Himalayas. The same kind of Zenmai is distributed worldwide except Australasia. There are Yamadori Zenmai / Cinnamon Fern (Osmunda cinnamomea), Yasha Zenmai (Osmunda lancea), Oni Zenmai (Osmunda claytoniana), Royal Fern (Osmunda regalis), besides Zenmai (Osmunda japonica). The cotton of zenmai is often used to the body of traditional tenkara fly. The people who lived in the mountain village spun the cotton of zenmai into thread and made the winter clothes in the old days because this material has performance of water proof. It can be said that it is a wisdom of the mountain village’s people. It is also well known that the sprouts dries and becomes food.
http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/amago/b-streams/flytying/tenkara.htmlJay recommends looking for Royal Ferns, Cinnamon Ferns, and Interrupted Ferns here in the eastern US. I had a hard time finding them in the woods by our house. Almost all of the ferns I see regularly are not species that make the cotton.
I finally found a patch of Cinnamon Ferns today near a brook and collected about a dubbing pack’s worth of zenmai.
I found the stuff fairly easy to dub with a little wax on my thread. Though as Jay pointed out when I was messaging him on Instagram, I was lucky to get some nice straight fibers, which makes dubbing easier.
I chose to tie futsu-style kebari in size 14 with orange thread and grizzly hackle.
I’ll probably tie some hen pheasant soft hackles next.
I also want to go out and collect some more. I collected from maybe 1/20th of the patch I found. Another bunch similar to what I collected today should do nicely.
Want to buy some zenmai kebari? Go check out Jay’s Kebari Shop on Etsy. He sells them and they look better than mine.
#Kebari #Tenkara -
... Et pour suivre, nous vous servons la nouvelle fiche d'une #ascidie coloniale, voyageant depuis l'Asie et (malheureusement) #invasive sur nos côtes atlantiques nord-est et méditerranéennes : la pérophore japonaise.
QUINTIN Christophe, ANDRÉ Frédéric, MÜLLER Yves in : #DORIS, 23/01/2026 :
Perophora japonica Oka, 1927, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3050#biodiversity #Tuniciers #biodiversite #Urochordata #Ascidiacea #seaSquirt #ffessm #Perophora
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... Et pour suivre, nous vous servons la nouvelle fiche d'une #ascidie coloniale, voyageant depuis l'Asie et (malheureusement) #invasive sur nos côtes atlantiques nord-est et méditerranéennes : la pérophore japonaise.
QUINTIN Christophe, ANDRÉ Frédéric, MÜLLER Yves in : #DORIS, 23/01/2026 :
Perophora japonica Oka, 1927, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3050#biodiversity #Tuniciers #biodiversite #Urochordata #Ascidiacea #seaSquirt #ffessm #Perophora
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... Et pour suivre, nous vous servons la nouvelle fiche d'une #ascidie coloniale, voyageant depuis l'Asie et (malheureusement) #invasive sur nos côtes atlantiques nord-est et méditerranéennes : la pérophore japonaise.
QUINTIN Christophe, ANDRÉ Frédéric, MÜLLER Yves in : #DORIS, 23/01/2026 :
Perophora japonica Oka, 1927, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3050#biodiversity #Tuniciers #biodiversite #Urochordata #Ascidiacea #seaSquirt #ffessm #Perophora
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... Et pour suivre, nous vous servons la nouvelle fiche d'une #ascidie coloniale, voyageant depuis l'Asie et (malheureusement) #invasive sur nos côtes atlantiques nord-est et méditerranéennes : la pérophore japonaise.
QUINTIN Christophe, ANDRÉ Frédéric, MÜLLER Yves in : #DORIS, 23/01/2026 :
Perophora japonica Oka, 1927, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3050#biodiversity #Tuniciers #biodiversite #Urochordata #Ascidiacea #seaSquirt #ffessm #Perophora
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... Et pour suivre, nous vous servons la nouvelle fiche d'une #ascidie coloniale, voyageant depuis l'Asie et (malheureusement) #invasive sur nos côtes atlantiques nord-est et méditerranéennes : la pérophore japonaise.
QUINTIN Christophe, ANDRÉ Frédéric, MÜLLER Yves in : #DORIS, 23/01/2026 :
Perophora japonica Oka, 1927, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3050#biodiversity #Tuniciers #biodiversite #Urochordata #Ascidiacea #seaSquirt #ffessm #Perophora
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We went camping in Nagatoro last weekend and saw a cool moth.
I didn't see the first part, but my partner said it was crawling along the ground as a "weird monster", then climbed up onto our bundle of firewood to begin unfurling its wings.
The triangular patches on its wings were silvery and reflective depending on the angle.
(edit: appears to be a Tarsolepis japonica)
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We went camping in Nagatoro last weekend and saw a cool moth.
I didn't see the first part, but my partner said it was crawling along the ground as a "weird monster", then climbed up onto our bundle of firewood to begin unfurling its wings.
The triangular patches on its wings were silvery and reflective depending on the angle.
(edit: appears to be a Tarsolepis japonica)
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We went camping in Nagatoro last weekend and saw a cool moth.
I didn't see the first part, but my partner said it was crawling along the ground as a "weird monster", then climbed up onto our bundle of firewood to begin unfurling its wings.
The triangular patches on its wings were silvery and reflective depending on the angle.
(edit: appears to be a Tarsolepis japonica)
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We went camping in Nagatoro last weekend and saw a cool moth.
I didn't see the first part, but my partner said it was crawling along the ground as a "weird monster", then climbed up onto our bundle of firewood to begin unfurling its wings.
The triangular patches on its wings were silvery and reflective depending on the angle.
(edit: appears to be a Tarsolepis japonica)
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We went camping in Nagatoro last weekend and saw a cool moth.
I didn't see the first part, but my partner said it was crawling along the ground as a "weird monster", then climbed up onto our bundle of firewood to begin unfurling its wings.
The triangular patches on its wings were silvery and reflective depending on the angle.
(edit: appears to be a Tarsolepis japonica)
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Mission Erpe
– japanischer Knöterich ade!Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2025, 9:00-13:30 Uhr – Wassernetz Berlin
Der japanische Staudenknöterich
(Fallopia japonica) breitet sich #invasiv entlang der Erpe aus,
verdrängt #heimischePflanzen
und
gefährdet die #Artenvielfalt.
Um diesem entgegenzuwirken, laden wir Sie herzlich zur gemeinsamen #Pflegemaßnahme ein.Zu Beginn der Aktion erhalten alle Teilnehmenden eine Einführung zur sicheren Bestimmung und sachgerechten Entfernung des japanischen Staudenknöterichs.
Anschließend wird das erlernte Wissen direkt in die Praxis umgesetzt.
Die fachgerechte Entsorgung des Pflanzenmaterials erfolgt über Bundesfreiwillige (#ÖBFD) des Umwelt- und Naturschutzamtes (#UmNat) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Komposthof des Straßen- und Grünflächenamts (#SGA).
Für die Arbeiten werden Handschuhe und Spaten vom #NABUBerlin zur Verfügung gestellt.
Falls vorhanden, können gerne eigene Werkzeuge und Handschuhe mitgebracht werden.
Bitte denken Sie zudem an ausreichend Verpflegung für den Eigenbedarf.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Unterstützung bei dieser wichtigen Maßnahme zum Erhalt der #Artenvielfalt an der Erpe!
Die #Aktion wird vom #NABU Berlin mit Hilfe der #Stadtnatur-Ranger*innen der Stiftung
#Naturschutz organisiert.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Anmeldung
bis zum 23. Mai 2025
bei
[email protected].Download der Einladung.
Treffpunkt:
Hinter dem Kurpark
an der Erpe#WassernetzBerlin #Berlin #Wassernetz #MissionErpe #Erpe #Mühlenfließ
#Wasser #Naturschutz #Umwelt #Naturschutzamt
#NABU#japanischerKnöterich
#Staudenknöterich
#Knöterich #Pflanze
#Fallopiajaponica -
Mission Erpe
– japanischer Knöterich ade!Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2025, 9:00-13:30 Uhr – Wassernetz Berlin
Der japanische Staudenknöterich
(Fallopia japonica) breitet sich #invasiv entlang der Erpe aus,
verdrängt #heimischePflanzen
und
gefährdet die #Artenvielfalt.
Um diesem entgegenzuwirken, laden wir Sie herzlich zur gemeinsamen #Pflegemaßnahme ein.Zu Beginn der Aktion erhalten alle Teilnehmenden eine Einführung zur sicheren Bestimmung und sachgerechten Entfernung des japanischen Staudenknöterichs.
Anschließend wird das erlernte Wissen direkt in die Praxis umgesetzt.
Die fachgerechte Entsorgung des Pflanzenmaterials erfolgt über Bundesfreiwillige (#ÖBFD) des Umwelt- und Naturschutzamtes (#UmNat) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Komposthof des Straßen- und Grünflächenamts (#SGA).
Für die Arbeiten werden Handschuhe und Spaten vom #NABUBerlin zur Verfügung gestellt.
Falls vorhanden, können gerne eigene Werkzeuge und Handschuhe mitgebracht werden.
Bitte denken Sie zudem an ausreichend Verpflegung für den Eigenbedarf.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Unterstützung bei dieser wichtigen Maßnahme zum Erhalt der #Artenvielfalt an der Erpe!
Die #Aktion wird vom #NABU Berlin mit Hilfe der #Stadtnatur-Ranger*innen der Stiftung
#Naturschutz organisiert.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Anmeldung
bis zum 23. Mai 2025
bei
[email protected].Download der Einladung.
Treffpunkt:
Hinter dem Kurpark
an der Erpe#WassernetzBerlin #Berlin #Wassernetz #MissionErpe #Erpe #Mühlenfließ
#Wasser #Naturschutz #Umwelt #Naturschutzamt
#NABU#japanischerKnöterich
#Staudenknöterich
#Knöterich #Pflanze
#Fallopiajaponica -
Mission Erpe
– japanischer Knöterich ade!Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2025, 9:00-13:30 Uhr – Wassernetz Berlin
Der japanische Staudenknöterich
(Fallopia japonica) breitet sich #invasiv entlang der Erpe aus,
verdrängt #heimischePflanzen
und
gefährdet die #Artenvielfalt.
Um diesem entgegenzuwirken, laden wir Sie herzlich zur gemeinsamen #Pflegemaßnahme ein.Zu Beginn der Aktion erhalten alle Teilnehmenden eine Einführung zur sicheren Bestimmung und sachgerechten Entfernung des japanischen Staudenknöterichs.
Anschließend wird das erlernte Wissen direkt in die Praxis umgesetzt.
Die fachgerechte Entsorgung des Pflanzenmaterials erfolgt über Bundesfreiwillige (#ÖBFD) des Umwelt- und Naturschutzamtes (#UmNat) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Komposthof des Straßen- und Grünflächenamts (#SGA).
Für die Arbeiten werden Handschuhe und Spaten vom #NABUBerlin zur Verfügung gestellt.
Falls vorhanden, können gerne eigene Werkzeuge und Handschuhe mitgebracht werden.
Bitte denken Sie zudem an ausreichend Verpflegung für den Eigenbedarf.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Unterstützung bei dieser wichtigen Maßnahme zum Erhalt der #Artenvielfalt an der Erpe!
Die #Aktion wird vom #NABU Berlin mit Hilfe der #Stadtnatur-Ranger*innen der Stiftung
#Naturschutz organisiert.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Anmeldung
bis zum 23. Mai 2025
bei
[email protected].Download der Einladung.
Treffpunkt:
Hinter dem Kurpark
an der Erpe#WassernetzBerlin #Berlin #Wassernetz #MissionErpe #Erpe #Mühlenfließ
#Wasser #Naturschutz #Umwelt #Naturschutzamt
#NABU#japanischerKnöterich
#Staudenknöterich
#Knöterich #Pflanze
#Fallopiajaponica -
Mission Erpe
– japanischer Knöterich ade!Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2025, 9:00-13:30 Uhr – Wassernetz Berlin
Der japanische Staudenknöterich
(Fallopia japonica) breitet sich #invasiv entlang der Erpe aus,
verdrängt #heimischePflanzen
und
gefährdet die #Artenvielfalt.
Um diesem entgegenzuwirken, laden wir Sie herzlich zur gemeinsamen #Pflegemaßnahme ein.Zu Beginn der Aktion erhalten alle Teilnehmenden eine Einführung zur sicheren Bestimmung und sachgerechten Entfernung des japanischen Staudenknöterichs.
Anschließend wird das erlernte Wissen direkt in die Praxis umgesetzt.
Die fachgerechte Entsorgung des Pflanzenmaterials erfolgt über Bundesfreiwillige (#ÖBFD) des Umwelt- und Naturschutzamtes (#UmNat) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Komposthof des Straßen- und Grünflächenamts (#SGA).
Für die Arbeiten werden Handschuhe und Spaten vom #NABUBerlin zur Verfügung gestellt.
Falls vorhanden, können gerne eigene Werkzeuge und Handschuhe mitgebracht werden.
Bitte denken Sie zudem an ausreichend Verpflegung für den Eigenbedarf.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Unterstützung bei dieser wichtigen Maßnahme zum Erhalt der #Artenvielfalt an der Erpe!
Die #Aktion wird vom #NABU Berlin mit Hilfe der #Stadtnatur-Ranger*innen der Stiftung
#Naturschutz organisiert.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Anmeldung
bis zum 23. Mai 2025
bei
[email protected].Download der Einladung.
Treffpunkt:
Hinter dem Kurpark
an der Erpe#WassernetzBerlin #Berlin #Wassernetz #MissionErpe #Erpe #Mühlenfließ
#Wasser #Naturschutz #Umwelt #Naturschutzamt
#NABU#japanischerKnöterich
#Staudenknöterich
#Knöterich #Pflanze
#Fallopiajaponica -
Mission Erpe
– japanischer Knöterich ade!Mittwoch, 28. Mai 2025, 9:00-13:30 Uhr – Wassernetz Berlin
Der japanische Staudenknöterich
(Fallopia japonica) breitet sich #invasiv entlang der Erpe aus,
verdrängt #heimischePflanzen
und
gefährdet die #Artenvielfalt.
Um diesem entgegenzuwirken, laden wir Sie herzlich zur gemeinsamen #Pflegemaßnahme ein.Zu Beginn der Aktion erhalten alle Teilnehmenden eine Einführung zur sicheren Bestimmung und sachgerechten Entfernung des japanischen Staudenknöterichs.
Anschließend wird das erlernte Wissen direkt in die Praxis umgesetzt.
Die fachgerechte Entsorgung des Pflanzenmaterials erfolgt über Bundesfreiwillige (#ÖBFD) des Umwelt- und Naturschutzamtes (#UmNat) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Komposthof des Straßen- und Grünflächenamts (#SGA).
Für die Arbeiten werden Handschuhe und Spaten vom #NABUBerlin zur Verfügung gestellt.
Falls vorhanden, können gerne eigene Werkzeuge und Handschuhe mitgebracht werden.
Bitte denken Sie zudem an ausreichend Verpflegung für den Eigenbedarf.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Unterstützung bei dieser wichtigen Maßnahme zum Erhalt der #Artenvielfalt an der Erpe!
Die #Aktion wird vom #NABU Berlin mit Hilfe der #Stadtnatur-Ranger*innen der Stiftung
#Naturschutz organisiert.Wir freuen uns über Ihre Anmeldung
bis zum 23. Mai 2025
bei
[email protected].Download der Einladung.
Treffpunkt:
Hinter dem Kurpark
an der Erpe#WassernetzBerlin #Berlin #Wassernetz #MissionErpe #Erpe #Mühlenfließ
#Wasser #Naturschutz #Umwelt #Naturschutzamt
#NABU#japanischerKnöterich
#Staudenknöterich
#Knöterich #Pflanze
#Fallopiajaponica -
"Japan Spireas", _Mayflower_ magazine, April 1892, Floral Park, New York, USA. Listed are [Spirea] bumalda, and fortunei rosea and alba (now S. japonica).
#garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #bloomscrolling #botany #spirea -
Did you know that despite its name - #JapaneseAnemone - that this pretty #perennial #plant isn't actually from Japan?
It was introduced there, hundreds of years ago & became naturalized. It is actually native to China, #Taiwan & #Vietnam.
It's been cultivated in gardens, worldwide.Hundreds of years ago, a form of E. hupehensis with smaller, semi-double flowers & pink sepals escaped cultivation and spread across #China to #Japan & #Korea. After finding this form in a #Shanghai graveyard in 1843, the plant explorer/ #botanist Robert Fortune sent it home to England where it became known as E. japonica, the Japanese anemone. European #horticulturists crossed the Japanese anemone with E. vitifolia to produce #cultivars of the artificial hybrid E. × hybrida.
#bloomscrolling #florespondence #PerennialPlants #flowers #Saanich #GardeningMastodon #gardens #Floral #botanical #pink #InBloom #nature #BCblooms #YYJ #VictoriaBC #VancouverBC #VanIsle #Cascadia #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #PNW #photography #FlowerPhotos #FlowersIdentification #PlantIdentification #botanical #AsianMastodon #TootSEA #SouthEastAsia #PlantTrivia #PlantHistory #LearnAboutPlants
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Did you know that despite its name - #JapaneseAnemone - that this pretty #perennial #plant isn't actually from Japan?
It was introduced there, hundreds of years ago & became naturalized. It is actually native to China, #Taiwan & #Vietnam.
It's been cultivated in gardens, worldwide.Hundreds of years ago, a form of E. hupehensis with smaller, semi-double flowers & pink sepals escaped cultivation and spread across #China to #Japan & #Korea. After finding this form in a #Shanghai graveyard in 1843, the plant explorer/ #botanist Robert Fortune sent it home to England where it became known as E. japonica, the Japanese anemone. European #horticulturists crossed the Japanese anemone with E. vitifolia to produce #cultivars of the artificial hybrid E. × hybrida.
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Did you know that despite its name - #JapaneseAnemone - that this pretty #perennial #plant isn't actually from Japan?
It was introduced there, hundreds of years ago & became naturalized. It is actually native to China, #Taiwan & #Vietnam.
It's been cultivated in gardens, worldwide.Hundreds of years ago, a form of E. hupehensis with smaller, semi-double flowers & pink sepals escaped cultivation and spread across #China to #Japan & #Korea. After finding this form in a #Shanghai graveyard in 1843, the plant explorer/ #botanist Robert Fortune sent it home to England where it became known as E. japonica, the Japanese anemone. European #horticulturists crossed the Japanese anemone with E. vitifolia to produce #cultivars of the artificial hybrid E. × hybrida.
#bloomscrolling #florespondence #PerennialPlants #flowers #Saanich #GardeningMastodon #gardens #Floral #botanical #pink #InBloom #nature #BCblooms #YYJ #VictoriaBC #VancouverBC #VanIsle #Cascadia #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #PNW #photography #FlowerPhotos #FlowersIdentification #PlantIdentification #botanical #AsianMastodon #TootSEA #SouthEastAsia #PlantTrivia #PlantHistory #LearnAboutPlants
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Did you know that despite its name - #JapaneseAnemone - that this pretty #perennial #plant isn't actually from Japan?
It was introduced there, hundreds of years ago & became naturalized. It is actually native to China, #Taiwan & #Vietnam.
It's been cultivated in gardens, worldwide.Hundreds of years ago, a form of E. hupehensis with smaller, semi-double flowers & pink sepals escaped cultivation and spread across #China to #Japan & #Korea. After finding this form in a #Shanghai graveyard in 1843, the plant explorer/ #botanist Robert Fortune sent it home to England where it became known as E. japonica, the Japanese anemone. European #horticulturists crossed the Japanese anemone with E. vitifolia to produce #cultivars of the artificial hybrid E. × hybrida.
#bloomscrolling #florespondence #PerennialPlants #flowers #Saanich #GardeningMastodon #gardens #Floral #botanical #pink #InBloom #nature #BCblooms #YYJ #VictoriaBC #VancouverBC #VanIsle #Cascadia #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #PNW #photography #FlowerPhotos #FlowersIdentification #PlantIdentification #botanical #AsianMastodon #TootSEA #SouthEastAsia #PlantTrivia #PlantHistory #LearnAboutPlants
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Did you know that despite its name - #JapaneseAnemone - that this pretty #perennial #plant isn't actually from Japan?
It was introduced there, hundreds of years ago & became naturalized. It is actually native to China, #Taiwan & #Vietnam.
It's been cultivated in gardens, worldwide.Hundreds of years ago, a form of E. hupehensis with smaller, semi-double flowers & pink sepals escaped cultivation and spread across #China to #Japan & #Korea. After finding this form in a #Shanghai graveyard in 1843, the plant explorer/ #botanist Robert Fortune sent it home to England where it became known as E. japonica, the Japanese anemone. European #horticulturists crossed the Japanese anemone with E. vitifolia to produce #cultivars of the artificial hybrid E. × hybrida.
#bloomscrolling #florespondence #PerennialPlants #flowers #Saanich #GardeningMastodon #gardens #Floral #botanical #pink #InBloom #nature #BCblooms #YYJ #VictoriaBC #VancouverBC #VanIsle #Cascadia #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #PNW #photography #FlowerPhotos #FlowersIdentification #PlantIdentification #botanical #AsianMastodon #TootSEA #SouthEastAsia #PlantTrivia #PlantHistory #LearnAboutPlants
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It was only 2 C (35.6 F) today, and quite chilly when I was walking into the wind, but the sun shone and there were signs that spring is coming. It isn’t here yet, but the promise has arrived.
- Skimmia Japonica
- Heather
- Trembling Aspen
https://snowbirdofparadise.com/2024/03/05/the-promise-of-spring/
#heather #Photography #promise #skimmiaJaponica #spring #tremblingAspen
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It was only 2 C (35.6 F) today, and quite chilly when I was walking into the wind, but the sun shone and there were signs that spring is coming. It isn’t here yet, but the promise has arrived.
- Skimmia Japonica
- Heather
- Trembling Aspen
https://snowbirdofparadise.com/2024/03/05/the-promise-of-spring/
#heather #Photography #promise #skimmiaJaponica #spring #tremblingAspen
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It was only 2 C (35.6 F) today, and quite chilly when I was walking into the wind, but the sun shone and there were signs that spring is coming. It isn’t here yet, but the promise has arrived.
- Skimmia Japonica
- Heather
- Trembling Aspen
https://snowbirdofparadise.com/2024/03/05/the-promise-of-spring/
#heather #Photography #promise #skimmiaJaponica #spring #tremblingAspen