#weed #weedlife #weedman
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luka
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Remins me of that nifty prynne essay on resistance
not read this essay before, so good
sufi
lala
they are the ones that grow out of damp walls & under old railway arches
i'd like to take one home but it wouldnt thrive, that's their deal isn't it, delicate insurgents uncompromisingly wild in their own tiny territory
even their name is lovely
i'd like to find the biggest in london
sufi
lala
Wall Ferns
Hart’s-tongue
It is difficult not to be captivated by the distinctive appearance of the Hart’s-tongue. With its elongated, undulating fronds, this fern stands out amongst its peers. The glossy green fronds of this species are singular, not divided like other ferns. Underneath, you’ll likely spot distinctive orange spores. The plants you spot in walls and stonework are usually smaller than their woodland cousins but still make for quite the sight against a background of cold, grey stone.
Murphy
cat malogen
Grounds at a nearby unit that gets sprayed by the man with the can just like Jeffrey in Blue Velvet, poor cunt doesn’t know he’s being timed (not by me!)
first looks like a yellow poppy blow-in among shale, pebbles and crumbly brick walkways and walling, it’s superabundant everywhere, beyond prolific and touch of irony given settings
second need to google image search, it’s everywhere and well weedman blow-in
starts here covered by vehicles and survived past purges
and exploded up and all along boundary wall
half expected to be called a David Bellamy when spotted by colleague clicking
first looks like a yellow poppy blow-in among shale, pebbles and crumbly brick walkways and walling, it’s superabundant everywhere, beyond prolific and touch of irony given settings
second need to google image search, it’s everywhere and well weedman blow-in
starts here covered by vehicles and survived past purges
and exploded up and all along boundary wall
half expected to be called a David Bellamy when spotted by colleague clicking