Today Dex, my mom, Jen and I spent the morning at Orchids by Hausermann. This is only part one because I think my mom's pictures are way better than mine so I'll probably post those too. First, it was nice to spend this morning in a greenhouse to get my spring fix. (The ten degree weather coming on Thursday certainly won't grant me that.)
So behold: Some pretty orchids--


Little man...roaming down the ailes like he owns the place...

What kind of plant is this? I assume cactus, but what kind? I must know. Google searches of dreadlock cactus were not successful

And although he was an angel all day, Dex got into lots of trouble at home.
4 comments:
Try Cleistocactus winteri or Rat-tail cactus
Actually, I like to refer to it by it's proper name, Aporocactus flagelliformis.
Very impressive find, Liza and big vocabulary words Pelmo.
One has to choose one's words carefully when conversing with a Master teacher.
Kind of hard with a Doctor on one side and a Master on the other.
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