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Tag » Blog: "thelandscapeimage" » Tag: "plants"

(95) GREEN ARE

2008-07-19 » Green are the fields... (There's a poem by Luis de Camões starting like this). GREEN are the plants (most of them anyway). Ajuda Botanic Garden, Lisbon - Portugal. GREEN are the receipts (the receipts' paper is coloured green) of the about 900 000 people working in this country (Portugal) as if they were [...]

(66) A STORY ABOUT CORK OAKS - II

2008-04-23 » The Cork Oak - Sobreiro (Quercus suber, Fagaceae family) is a large native tree to Portugal. The acorns were seeded on January 15th, 2008 - the plants' age is referenced to that date. [Cascais - Portugal]. [Originally posted on Mar 5th, 2008] Category: A STORY ABOUT CORK OAKS

(53) A STORY ABOUT CORK OAKS - I

2008-03-29 » The Cork Oak (Quercus suber, family Fagaceae) is a big tree, native to Portugal. And this is a story to continue... In the next posts, I'll insert a ruler, so that we can measure their growth. The acorns were seeded on January 15th - the plants' age is referenced to [...]

(28) IN THE OPEN AIR

2008-02-23 » A few images from urban parks in Europe: Copenhagen - Denmark Santiago de Compostela (Saint James of Compostela) - Spain Nearby London - England London - England The urban parks are privileged areas for leisure and for different formal and informal sports activities, which is quite healthier than the exercises in gyms but not yet [...]

(24) THE TREES' SHADE

2008-02-20 » - at the Botanical Garden of the Natural History National Museum (Lisbon University), widely known as the College of Sciences' Botanical Garden. "A botanical garden is obviously more than just a garden. The being botanical indicates that the plants growing in it, more than just being beautiful and providing a pleasant [...]

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