PLANTS

Identify what's growing in your garden, pot or yard! This is a slideshow of images showing summer fruits and vegetables - corn, zucchini, strawberries, peppers, pumpkins and more - as seedlings or non-blossoming plants.

Phoenix and Tucson and the surrounding towns of Arizona have more plants than just cactus.

These are Cuphea plants in my gardens. They range from the well known Batface to a new purple variety.

Photos of a variety of plants that thrive in shade gardens in the Midwest

Plants that love the sun.

The flowering plants (angiosperms), also known as Angiospermae or Magnoliophyta, are the most diverse group of land plants. Angiosperms are seed-producing plants like the gymnosperms and can be distinguished from the gymnosperms by a series of synapomorph

Tomato plants planted in May

Pictures of my tomato plants

These are plants rarely, if ever, seen in the midwest. The tropical atmosphere makes one feel like it's a vacation.

Plants that grow locally in the Mohave Valley.

Anyone who has read any of my articles knows that I love to garden. It seems my kitty Samantha likes my plants, too.

Here are photos of my top 5 recommendations for apartment friendly plants.

Some curious plants growing near Portland/ Lake Oswego, Oregon

There's a variety of popular artificial arrangements and plants that can bring warmth to your home without the risk of dying plants or investment of time and money.

The beautiful and exotic flowers and plants of Puerto Rico.

Here is a slideshow of my huge collection of houseplants, most of which are placed in the living room. Some are exotic, while others are common. These house plants are very healthy and thrive under my care.

Here is a short slide show of some of the most common house plants, some of which can be found in virtually every home and every place of business.

Photos of popular ornamental plants sold for the Christmas holiday season. Including a new electric flowering plant made in China.

Echo Lake Park in Glen Allen, Virginia is home to many plant species, both aquatic and terrestrial. The plants showcased here are in their late summer states.

Some really pretty plants that are at my home and at the home of friends and family. I also took two of these pictures at a formal garden setting located in Locust Grove, Oklahoma.

Various plants at my home and the homes of friends, family, and church members. Some are common while others are unique specimens. Enjoy!

Some photos of my own collection of carnivorous plants.

I love taking photos of my gardens and often find plants in odd positions. Here are a few of those photos.

While traveling the Philippines, I payed particular attention to the plants, fruits and vegetables of the Philippines

This slideshow will offer pictures of all the Invasive Plants described in my written article: Invasive Plants: Sometimes Beautiful Can Be Deadly

This slideshow is to be viewed in conjunction with the written article Invasive Plants 1.

A beautiful plant to add to your garden is the purple obedient plant. Purple obedient plants make beautiful flowers for the bees to visit.

Iris are tough plants that can often be seen blooming away, in their full glory, around old long-abandoned farmsteads, so if you've neglected planting those spring rhizomes for months it still may not be too late!

These are photos I took of various flowers and plants.

Flowers from some edible plants