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  1. Here's a pretty fritillaria for all you pretty people of Mastodon.

    Have a good morning, and a good start of the weekend!

    #spring #fritillaria #bloomscrolling #nature

  2. Here's a pretty fritillaria for all you pretty people of Mastodon.

    Have a good morning, and a good start of the weekend!

    #spring #fritillaria #bloomscrolling #nature

  3. Here's a pretty fritillaria for all you pretty people of Mastodon.

    Have a good morning, and a good start of the weekend!

    #spring #fritillaria #bloomscrolling #nature

  4. Here's a pretty fritillaria for all you pretty people of Mastodon.

    Have a good morning, and a good start of the weekend!

    #spring #fritillaria #bloomscrolling #nature

  5. "Fritillaria meleagris" and "Mayflower premium bulbs blooming in winter"
    _Mayflower_ magazine, October 1893, Floral Park, New York, USA.
    #fritillaria #bulbs #spring #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  6. "Fritillaria meleagris" and "Mayflower premium bulbs blooming in winter"
    _Mayflower_ magazine, October 1893, Floral Park, New York, USA.
    #fritillaria #bulbs #spring #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  7. "Fritillaria meleagris" and "Mayflower premium bulbs blooming in winter"
    _Mayflower_ magazine, October 1893, Floral Park, New York, USA.
    #fritillaria #bulbs #spring #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  8. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. They are normally deep maroon for 2/3 of the petal, with a gold edge, but this was their first year in my garden and they came up mostly gold with maroon specks. The next year, they had returned to type. Of all the Fritillaria I've tried, they have returned and multiplied best.

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  9. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. They are normally deep maroon for 2/3 of the petal, with a gold edge, but this was their first year in my garden and they came up mostly gold with maroon specks. The next year, they had returned to type. Of all the Fritillaria I've tried, they have returned and multiplied best.

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  10. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. They are normally deep maroon for 2/3 of the petal, with a gold edge, but this was their first year in my garden and they came up mostly gold with maroon specks. The next year, they had returned to type. Of all the Fritillaria I've tried, they have returned and multiplied best.

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography #bloomscrolling #botany

  11. Die #Schachblume blüht auch bei uns im #Garten. Seit vielen Jahren schon. Die Veilchen im Hintergrund kamen erst später hinzu. Vermutlich von Ameisen dorthin geschleppt.

    #Fotografie #photography #nature #Fritillaria #Frühling

  12. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. I bought a bag of these a few years ago and bloomed them once - they did not appear to be true to name, so I yanked them out and reused the soil for other things. Well naturally I missed a lot of them; most of them ended up in the garden. But this one, this is the finest of the lot, and it lives deep in this pot that is meant for the peas (which are germinating, yess preciouss, you just can't see them).

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography

  13. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. I bought a bag of these a few years ago and bloomed them once - they did not appear to be true to name, so I yanked them out and reused the soil for other things. Well naturally I missed a lot of them; most of them ended up in the garden. But this one, this is the finest of the lot, and it lives deep in this pot that is meant for the peas (which are germinating, yess preciouss, you just can't see them).

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography

  14. #Fritillaria michailovskyi. I bought a bag of these a few years ago and bloomed them once - they did not appear to be true to name, so I yanked them out and reused the soil for other things. Well naturally I missed a lot of them; most of them ended up in the garden. But this one, this is the finest of the lot, and it lives deep in this pot that is meant for the peas (which are germinating, yess preciouss, you just can't see them).

    #garden #gardening #flowers #horticulture #photography

  15. #February 1, 1844
    #OTD Eduard Strasburger, #Polish-#German #Professor & #Botanist, is born.

    In 1882, he coined the terms “#Cytoplasm” and “#Nucleoplasm.”

    Six years later, he was the first person to observe #Chromosomes, and he did it using the glorious #Fritillaria imperialis or the #Crown #Imperial #Lily.

    What a gorgeous subject for such an important discovery!

    #Science #Gardening #Garden #Gardener #GardenersofMastodon #Nature #Flowers #FunFact

  16. #February 1, 1844
    #OTD Eduard Strasburger, #Polish-#German #Professor & #Botanist, is born.

    In 1882, he coined the terms “#Cytoplasm” and “#Nucleoplasm.”

    Six years later, he was the first person to observe #Chromosomes, and he did it using the glorious #Fritillaria imperialis or the #Crown #Imperial #Lily.

    What a gorgeous subject for such an important discovery!

    #Science #Gardening #Garden #Gardener #GardenersofMastodon #Nature #Flowers #FunFact

  17. #February 1, 1844
    #OTD Eduard Strasburger, #Polish-#German #Professor & #Botanist, is born.

    In 1882, he coined the terms “#Cytoplasm” and “#Nucleoplasm.”

    Six years later, he was the first person to observe #Chromosomes, and he did it using the glorious #Fritillaria imperialis or the #Crown #Imperial #Lily.

    What a gorgeous subject for such an important discovery!

    #Science #Gardening #Garden #Gardener #GardenersofMastodon #Nature #Flowers #FunFact

  18. #February 1, 1844
    #OTD Eduard Strasburger, #Polish-#German #Professor & #Botanist, is born.

    In 1882, he coined the terms “#Cytoplasm” and “#Nucleoplasm.”

    Six years later, he was the first person to observe #Chromosomes, and he did it using the glorious #Fritillaria imperialis or the #Crown #Imperial #Lily.

    What a gorgeous subject for such an important discovery!

    #Science #Gardening #Garden #Gardener #GardenersofMastodon #Nature #Flowers #FunFact