Last week I posted a Silent Sunday and it wasn’t viewed (at all). I’m not sure if something was up with the post or if people just missed it because I’ve been irregular in posting them. Here is the link: June was a great month for me on Medium. I was a top writer in…
Today is Silent Sunday. On this day, each week, I pick a theme for which I share my own photography. All photos are the property of Carol Labuzzetta. There is no permission to duplicate in any form. Thank you!
Today is Silent Sunday. It is a day during the week when I post my own photos on a theme of my choice. I hope you enjoy the pictures. All rights reserved by Carol Labuzzetta.
This is the second in a series of poems I’m writing on how trees wear snow in the winter. How a Cedar Wears Snow My branches called boughs Are bending low, in a frown Snow came, fast, wet, and heavy Making my boughs bow down Leaning over, I look sad Under the weight of the…
Today is Silent Sunday. On this day I pick a theme and choose my own photos that fit that theme to post. No text, just a caption. All photos are my own with all rights reserved. This week’s theme is greenery.
Today is Silent Sunday. It is one day of the week I post my own photographs without any words. This week’s theme is my orchids. All photos are copyrighted by Carol Labuzzetta. There is no permission to duplicate in any fashion. Thank you!
Today is Silent Sunday! It is a day during the week when I just post my photography on a theme of my choosing. All photos are copyrighted and cannot be copied in any form without my express permission. Thank you!
My blog was posted to Medium today. Please click the link and visit there! https://carollabuzzetta.medium.com/carnivorous-plants-the-venus-fly-trap-and-others-41629d6f05c8 Thanks! Here are some photos to enjoy, too! Can you guess what it’s about?
Have you ever heard of a plant that doesn’t need soil to thrive? There are a whole group of such plants! They are called epiphytes! You might know them as air plants. I first became interested in epiphytic plants when I was leading an after-school garden club for elementary students, years ago. Planning a holiday…
Have you ever seen the infamous Corpse Plant? Or, perhaps, the better question is: have you ever smelled the odor emanating from a Corpse Flower in bloom? It is said to emulate the smell of death, of rotting meat! The botanical name for this huge smelly plant is Amorphophallus titanium. Knowing I was a plant…