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OCTOBER 26, 2009 12:04PM

Autumn Musings

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milkweed seed

 

Why do some plants have to die to spread their seeds?

Spent and brown, pods  burst in a last ditch effort to live on.

I prefer lantana's plan - seeds form amid the flowers.

Buds and blooms and seedpods together on one stalk.

Mingling generations.

 

lantana seed and flower

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that first image is just exquisite, beautifully composed and captured. evocative and metaphor-y. lovely job
Barry - Glad you like the image. This post is a test of your advice regarding uploads. I appreciate your input.
Everything has to die to spread it's seeds. That's why die is NOT a four letter word.
Ahh, but we don't, brother. Do we?
Your photos and words -- I really like this.
a beautiful contrast of nature's cyclical ways ~R~
You have a very fine eye, Miss Nora. Beautiful!
Rated for that gorgeous milkweed, my favorite!
Just beautiful, in word, in image, in thought.
Thanks, all, for stopping by to see my photos.
gorgeous photos. thoughts, too.
Oooooo! Did you take that exquisite photo? MMmmm. I think I'm a seed pod kind of gal, but I like both concepts. Thanks for the question.
I'd never thought of that. Lovely post.
femme, Polly, jim - Glad you liked it. I took both photos. The lantana one is less visually interesting, but I like that it has all the stages of bloom on one stalk.