Ledebouria socialis Clump DV questioning an evolutionary story that

questioning an evolutionary story that everyone had grown accustomed to

If you’re an amateur lithologist in the Eastern Sierras then you know dat ders gold in dem hills

We found this image three years ago donning the cover of a dusty out-of-print botanical tome in Tony Sato’s private library

Monadenium crispum is endemic to the Tanga and Pangani Districts of Tanzania

Dyed naturally by Casey with tannin and iron to a dingy hue of greyish Aegean blue

Ledebouria socialis Clump DV questioning an evolutionary story thatLedebouria socialis aka "The Silver Squill" is a bulbous evegreen member of the lily family. It forms small, somewhat teardrop shaped bulbs that sit on top of the soil in thick clusters. The leaves are small, silvery white, shield shaped and beautifully mottled with dark green markings. Likes a bit more water than most other succulents! Water: Water more frequently in the spring and summer, during it's growing season. Sun Exposure: Some shade to full