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uxbridge · 17 days
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First aster this spring
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mountrainiernps · 10 months
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Capitulum (noun) – inflorescence with a tight cluster of unstalked flowers
Plants in the daisy family, Asteraceae, have inflorescences, or flower structures, called the capitulum (plural capitula). The flower is formed of many unstalked blooms surrounded by bracts to give the appearance of a single bloom. The capitulum is also known more simply as the “head”. The Asteraceae family was previously named Compositae, because of their composite flowers. There are many examples of this type of flower found in the park – what are your favorites?
NPS Photos of Cascade asters, alpine yellow fleabane, Oregon sunshine, and Philadelphia fleabane. ~kl
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Philadelphia Fleabane Erigeron philadelphicus Asteraceae
Photograph taken on June 20, 2023, at Petroglyphs Provincial Park, Woodview, Ontario, Canada.
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Today's Haiku with Picture 588
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If you look closely
Flowers and flowers
Are beautiful
Philadelphia fleabane.
よく見れば
一輪一輪
美しき
(2023.04.21)
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indatsukasa · 1 year
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Love of Reminiscence by Philadelphia Fleabane
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vandaliatraveler · 2 years
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It was such a glorious Saturday morning, I couldn’t pass up a bike ride on the Mon River Trail. It’s hard to believe the spring ephemerals are mostly gone now that the canopy has closed in, but Mother Nature doesn’t doddle. As compensation, she has given us stunning new greens and a lush carpet of ferns.
From top: black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia), a Central Appalachian endemic that has been widely cultivated outside of its native range and is now naturalized in many other parts of North America and Europe; American bladdernut (Staphylea trifolia), a large, suckering shrub that forms the most amazing fruit, encased in a three-chambered bladder; Virginia spiderwort (Tradescantia virginiana), which despite its unappealing name is an absolutely gorgeous, spring-blooming dayflower; lyreleaf sage (Salvia lyrata L.). a highly appealing spring-blooming mint with incredibly showy foliage; Philadelphia fleabane (Erigeron philadelphicus), distinguished from other spring asters by it clasping leaves; Virginia waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum), an edible green sometimes referred to as Shawnee salad; and Canada violet (Viola canadensis), one of the last and most stately violets to bloom in this area.
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ayanos-pl · 1 year
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ぼろぼろのキタテハがいた(4月10日)
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eijukawai · 1 year
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ハルジオン
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2023.5.2
今日も仕事で残業です。ゴールデンウイークとは言え残業です。ゴールデンウイークだから残業なのか。
とは言え明日から5連休。ゆっくり休もうかと思っていたらいろいろ予定が入ってくる。
どこにも行かないなら行かないで、行かない人同士で予定が入ってくる。それはそれで楽しかったりするんですけど、とりあえず1日は何も考えずゆっくりしたいと思います。
でも、それって意外と難しい。動いていないと不安になるタイプなのでタチが悪い。晴れてたら余計じっとしてられない。だから雨が降ると安心してだらっとできると思ったら、いきなり掃除とか始めたりして休めなかったりする。そういう自分が腹立たしい。
そんなゴールデンウイーク、そこここでハルジオンが咲いています。yoasobiの曲でも知られるハルジオンですが花を見る事ってあまりないのでは?
そんな訳でハルジオンを撮って出し。
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whatnext10 · 1 year
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The Beautiful Spring Flowers and Pollinators Go Hand in Hand
The Beautiful Spring Flowers and Pollinators Go Hand in Hand shows readers a common fleabane flower with a small coppery metallic furrow bee. Both are common in the springtime in central Florida and work very well together.
Fleabane and Bee There are so many flowers blooming right now that it’s hard sometimes to decide what to photograph first. All the incredible color is a great feeling after the browns of Florida winter. And along with spring flowers come spring pollinators. The woods are now buzzing with bees, crawling with ants, and climbing with insects of all shapes and sizes. When I can, I try to get…
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chocobosdungeon2 · 2 years
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Asteraceae Erigeron philadelphicus
Philadelphia Fleabane
Identification via Pl@ntNet
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mothraeve · 5 days
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Doggie weed (by: My Garden of Eve)
A checked out a weed today growing in my garden. I let it stay because it has a pretty little daisy flower. It turned out to be a Philadelphia Fleabane. It is a nice little plant that repels fleas! They say it’s good to have if you have dogs. What a wonderful little weed.
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Welp, one of the species I’ve been looking to get but that no one sells who will ship to me has turned up in my garden all on its own! And it’s possible another native species in that genus has as well, but I have to wait or its flowers to open to be sure. Welcome, Erigeron philadelphicus (Philadelphia fleabane)! Picked the perfect spot for itself: part sun with medium soil, you’ve got it, my friend!
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Shion Yorigami:
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Bottom art by Rihito
Shion Yorigami is a god of poverty and misfortune. Think Hina Kagiyama, but even more powerful, yet even less in control of her powers.
She's the other half of the main villains and final boss of Touhou 15.5: Antinomy of Common Flowers. Together they are the most disastrous, dastardly duo in Gensokyo (their words, not mine). The two are rarely seen without each other, to the point I was debating just having one article for the both of them, but there's JUST barely enough of both of them getting solo appearances to justify having two articles.
Shion is named after the Philadelphia fleabane (harujion). So, she and Jo'on are the titular Common Flowers that there is an antinomy between.
Shion, as a poverty god, has the ability to spread misfortune wherever she goes, including to herself. Thus, she's stuck in perpetual poverty and misery. This applies to everyone she comes near. Even people who seem to be doing well will suddenly make bad decisions that cost them.
Her powers can be a blessing in disguise, however: if Shion's around, you'll have no money to waste from Jo'on's influence.
But either way, people pray to other gods to keep Jo'on and Shion away, nobody worships them. Can they even be considered gods?
Shion seems more shy and morose than the fiesty, bombastic Jo'on, and she tends to cry a lot and act scared. However, she isn't truly much kinder than Jo'on is, and has no issue with robbing people in an attempt to change her fate. If you mention her poverty, she's liable to get pissed off and attack. She doesn't appear to be very smart, and she seems to be subservient in any relationship she gets into, allowing the other person to do the thinking for her while she just goes along for the ride.
She and Jo'on had a fairly dysfunctional relationship, with Jo'on acting incredibly cruel and absusive towards Shion. Eventually, by 17.5, however, they seem to have made up, and now they seem to be fairly identical in thought.
Shion was Jo'on's trump card in Antinomy of Common Flowers, where she exploited the Perfect Possession incident to create an unbeatable spellcard: "Possession Exchange: Absolute Loser". This spellcard swaps the Slaves of her and the player, forcing you to fight your partner, while Shion acts as your partner but does nothing to help and actively slows you down. With this dirty trick the Yorigami Sisters defeat everyone in their path: Marisa and Koishi, Mamizou and Mokou, Miko and Byakuren, and Ichirin and Futo.
However, Yukari Yakumo figured out what was going on, and nullified this trump card. She confronted the Yorigami Sisters with Reimu as her Perfect possessor. When the time was right, she flipped the border between Master and Slave, making Shion the possessed and Jo'on the possessor. So, when Absolute Loser was activated, Jo'on went over to Reimu, and Yukari went over to Shion. However, for some reason the possessed couldn't actually control their partners, so it became a one-on-one battle: Reimu VS Shion.
Jo'on immediately had a breakdown and started calling Shion a useless smelly idiot and saying they had already lost if only Shion could fight Reimu. Shion can never win in anything, after all.
Shion then snaps. She unleashes the full fury of her abilities, becoming the Super Poverty God. She yells out that she doesn’t care if she never wins, she's dragging all of Gensokyo down with her, including her sister. And so the final battle commences.
Ultimately, however, Shion was defeated by Reimu, and the incident was finally close to being resolved. Unlike Jo'on, Shion's powers were considered too dangerous for her to be rehabilitated, and so she was dumped at the Hakurei Shrine: because Reimu is so impoverished that Shion would have no effect!
Though, it turns out Shion actually had visited the Shrine a few times before, and in fact played a big role in Reimu's perpetual failure to turn a profit.
When the Yorigami Sisters were sent to defeat the Dream World counterparts, Dream World Tenshi proved to be more powerful than anything seen before. Shion had to activate her Super Poverty God form again to stand a chance.
However, Shion soon caught the attention of Tenshi Hinanawi, who heard of Shion's powers. As it turns out, celestials are so innately lucky that Shion's misfortune aura had no effect on her! They soon became very good friends, and went on a reign of terror so horrible that people completely forgot Jo'on did anything and thought Tenshi and Shion were the disastrous, dastardly duo who caused the Perfect Possession incident.
Later, in Wild and Horned Hermit, Tenshi and Shion somehow get Reimu to let them take over her yearly flower viewing party. Reimu hated this, but for some reason she and Marisa approved. Tenshi claimed she could make food better than anything on Earth... and proceeded to gather together a bunch of leaves and junk and crappy alcohol. The few people who attended thought it was gross, but Shion, who had been poor her whole life, thought it was the most amazing banquet she ever had in her life. The people then ate the junk out of guilt, which led to many people getting sick and vomiting.
Then Reimu agreed to let Tenshi host another banquet for some reason. This time though, Kasen prepared the food. People still got sick and vomited.
All of this was Shion's influence at work, of course. Her misfortune apparently extends to influencing people to make the worst possible decisions.
Shion thought Tenshi was gonna punish her for this, but it turns out Tenshi had fun regardless and simply hugged Shion in approval. Truly a beautiful relationship. Tenshi might be a brat most of the time, but she cares immensely for the few people she's able to warm up to.
Shion primarily attacks by shooting black-and-purple words at you. Words like "poverty", "misery", and "loss". She's also able to turn her legs to blue fire and launch herself at you like a rocket. She's also able to create a giant black and purple orb of energy, her Super Poverty Bomb (a reference to the Spirit Bomb from Dragon Ball Z). She doesn't really attack much on her own, being moreso a sidekick to Jo'on.
At least until she unleashes her Super Poverty God form. Then, her curse words spill out to even larger degrees: enough to flood the screen! She even has an ultimate attack where she sends Reimu to a pocket dimension of darkness with her appearing giant in the background, only for a white crack to slowly grow until Reimu bursts out of the dimension.
Interestingly, Shion wasn't originally gonna be a god of poverty, or really even a character, but rather "the embodiment of the Perfect Possession incident".
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Today's Haiku with Picture 624
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Philadelphia fleabane
Especially the red-cheek
Are you embarrassed?
ハルジオン
特に紅差し
恥じらうか
(2023.04.29)
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necromatador · 10 months
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New batch of Pressed Flower Suncatchers up in the shop!
Come and grab your very own one-of-a-kind piece of decor! All plants were either sustainably hand-foraged by myself or recycled from bouquets used for events at my day-job that were otherwise going to be thrown away!
Pricing is based on the amount of plants used, the quality and supply of the plants used, and on the size of the frame.
Note: The oval frame, "Philadelphia Fleabane & Bedstraw", is priced at a steep discount due to cosmetic frame damage! If you're willing to fix it or don't mind a small section of unglued frame, please check it out! I couldn't return/exchange that single frame, and it's still perfectly useable!
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vandaliatraveler · 1 year
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Part 2: After the Rain - Life in an Appalachian Temperate Forest.
From top: Wild ginger (Asarum canadense), also known as Canadian snakeroot; Philadelphia fleabane (Erigeron philadelphicus), a lovely spring aster deserving of a more dignified name; white wood violet (Viola sororia albiflora), a white variation of the common blue violet; woodland phlox (Phlox divaricata), also called wild blue phlox; creeping phlox (Phlox stolonifera), a mountain native and the most delicate and beautiful of Appalachia’s many wonderful phlox species; and Allegheny blackberry (Rubus allegheniensis).
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