Plant Spy
The other day while walking around with my camera I cocked my head to the left and noticed a rather impressive succulent collection in a window. Within a flash I rotated quickly, pointed my camera, snapped the shot, and was on my way. The elusive plant spy strikes again.
Looks like an opuntia on the left, and a rather strange bulbis looking succulent on the right, perhaps related to an echivera? I do not know.
Sedum morganianum “burros tail” looking happy and healthy.
Some very nice specimens, I’m impressed.
Moments later I had barley taken more then 10 steps when a truck with a large tropical drove by. They didn’t see it coming, the camera stealthily positioned, I nabbed the shot. Jab, Kick, Bang, The Plant Spy strikes again.
You know the hobby has gotten to an obsessive level when… There is no turning back now.
I got the idea from a blog many years ago that showcased window gardens they walked by, I think I might continue doing this as I encounter them as well. Also as a award to the people who’s plants I photographed today, free plants if you see your window garden / plants showcased on this website. I have no shortage of them and you deserve to be acknowledged. PLANT SPY!