#wild pansy

[bluebelly-sun-serpentine]

The thimbleberries in bloom, muddy path, wild pansy, all well.

[ayyy-imma-ninja]

Question: Since Moon’s favorite flower to eat is wild violets, what’s Sun’s favorite flower?

Wild Pansies!

[adiladedesign]

Botanical Wild Pansy Collection

[clover270]

12/14/23 ~ “Saved”

[zombiegutsandglory]

Just some of my tiny beauties

[cuicuit]

Viola tricolor

Small, frail and delicate — however beautiful — European flower

[ultralowvelocityzone]

Midsommar in Norbotten

[natureisus]

Wild Pansy

[nienzienya]

Wild Pansy, Viola tricolor L. Reworking old artworks. This was my entry on 2020 Aromaytic Challenge on Instagram. Originally drawn on paper.

[oliviarosaline]

Bird's Foot Violet

Viola pedata

Named after its leaves which resemble a bird's foot... This gorgeous violet is native to a large portion of eastern North America and thrives in sandy areas, rocky slopes, and other sunny, very well-drained habitats that are undisturbed. Three different color varieties can be found in the wild; bicolor (pictured above), lilac, and white. I have found both the bicolor and solid lilac varieties in abundance within glades and some prairies here in Missouri. Additionally, this species hosts fritillary butterfly larvae and provides nectar to many other butterflies and bees.

April 18th, 2024

St. Francois County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[goblinbeetle]

[forestduck]

[rainypebble07]

Op you're so creative, thank you for drawing these! Can I get uhhh byler as plants

Ok! I'm here! I was going to answer this ask many hours ago but then the power went out and I couldn't access the stuff I needed on my computer, but now it's back!

First, I was researching plants and came across this, which actually made me very sad for some reason, like, whoops. Sorry, grass:

And, then, of course, Byler as plants:

Will isn't even a plant :(

[fictionadventurer]

Civil War history is giving me whiplash. I read a bit of an ebook about 1860 Washington, and then listened to the 1840s chapter of my commute audiobook, and the contrast between James Buchanan and Zachary Taylor is wild.

James Buchanan (1860): (crying) Maybe if I ignore it people will forget about seceding? It's not like there's anything I can do to stop this.

Zachary Taylor (1850): (using "unpresidential language") IF YOU GUYS SECEDE I WILL PERSONALLY LEAD AN ARMY TO TAKE OVER YOUR STATE AND HANG YOU AS TRAITORS!

It gets even wilder when you consider that in 1850, Taylor's former son-in-law Jefferson Davis was already heading secessionist movements. The Civil War had a very real chance of being a family feud, had history gone a bit differently. Frankly, the South is lucky that Taylor died when he did (and it's no wonder that there were conspiracy theories that he was poisoned).

[morethansalad]

Nettle and Nutmeg Soup (Vegan & Gluten-Free)

[amaltheametalweld]

It's offically spring with baby rabbits in the flower bed!