Love is in the air, apparently. Or whatever the fern equivalent of love is.
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PATSP is a long-winded, intermittently humorous blog which is mostly about houseplants, particularly Anthuriums and Schlumbergeras.
Love is in the air, apparently. Or whatever the fern equivalent of love is.
4 comments:
or as Tina Turner might sing 'What's love got to do with it'!
Wonderful, wonderful pictures! I love ferns! Thanks!
Nice photos, they should be framed and hung.
Have you ever tried sowing the spores?
Elsie
I think the underside of fern leaves are just fascinating - and they're wonderfully photogenic! Sweet.
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