Just wondering... Been meaning ask you this- Question: Who declared Ocala the 'Horse Capital of the World'? Why? Are there cowboys in Texas that might want to take Ocala on? A throwdown?
I think it's called prickly pear cactus. Beautiful flowers. We have one species of prickly pear which freezes in winter and grows in the gardens. It has very similar flowers ... I'm going to sleep now. Sincerely, Peter.
How interesting. I would have thought you got way too much rain for cacti. But what do I know? (Don't answer that!)
ReplyDeleteit is so dry here, perhaps we should grow more cacti?!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a cactus bloom in person. It looks pretty. :)
ReplyDeletePS: I've got a working computer again!!!
Those flowers are going to be spectacular when they open!
ReplyDeleteWho knew. It's a nice one.
ReplyDeleteThat's a rather prickly post...with plenty of soon-to-be-lovely blooms.
ReplyDelete"Le monde entier est un cactus
ReplyDeleteIl est impossible de s'asseoir
Dans la vie, Il n'y a qu'des cactus
Moi j'm'pique de le savoir
Aïe! Aïe! Aïe! Ouille! Aïe! Aïe! Aïe!" J Dutronc
Gorgeous tulips! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBlooming marvelous!
ReplyDeleteJust wondering...
ReplyDeleteBeen meaning ask you this-
Question: Who declared Ocala the 'Horse Capital of the World'? Why? Are there cowboys in Texas that might want to take Ocala on? A throwdown?
the buds waiting to open look like spires
ReplyDeleteand the green is so lush
Beautiful Opuntia in bloom. You know I love this! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhodathunkit!
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed. You know how I love a blooming cactus! This one has quite a few blooms.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't questioning your fair city, just its title. Calm down, calm down. Man, that's one heck of a lot of 'horses' arses' isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI think it's called prickly pear cactus. Beautiful flowers. We have one species of prickly pear which freezes in winter and grows in the gardens. It has very similar flowers ... I'm going to sleep now. Sincerely, Peter.
ReplyDeleteBlessed Mother Nature!This cactus is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLéia