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In early 2023, I took 2 cuttings from a rose plant at Jubilee Hospital gardens. I propagated the cuttings in our front yard. I grew them for my parents. Dad passed away before any of the cuttings propagated had matured enough to bloom. This year, it's blooming a lot. This is one of the roses from that propagation.

#Spring #perennials #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #flowers #botanical #plants #garden #Bloomscrolling #florespondence #PollinatorGardens #FlowersIdentification #WhatsInMyGarden #WhatsBlooming #rose #PlantsPropagation

Close-up of a coral pink rose with velvety petals unfurling, with blurred green foliage and white peony flowers in the background.
#garden #plants #Flowers #spring #florespondence #pnw #Rose #botanical #bloomscrolling #vancouverisland #victoriabc #perennials #saanich #vanisle #pacificnorthwest #flowersidentification #pollinatorgardens #whatsinmygarden #whatsblooming #plantspropagation

"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years" by Jefferson Public Radio (NPR Medford) via Oregon Public Broadcasting OPB (PBS Portland) - The California Condor is a large bird with a wingspan almost like a small aircraft. (I've heard California glider pilots' stories of condors circling in the same thermals with them.) Another step in bringing the species back from the brink of extinction is expansion back to habitats previously occupied. opb.org/article/2026/06/02/ore… #wildlife #PNW

Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years

More than a century after California condors disappeared from Oregon, one birds journey signals progress for the endangered species.
Roman Battaglia (OPB)
#wildlife #pnw

Tahoma (aka Mount Rainier) was out today. A large, active stratovolcano in the Pacific Northwest in the United States. Taken while sailing in Puget Sound. #silentsunday #pugetsound #pnw
Photo of Tahoma (aka Mount Rainier) with West Seattle and Puget Sound in the foreground
#silentsunday #pnw #pugetsound

Hi, thought I'd introduce myself properly as I don't believe I've done that...ever, here.

I have a blog(?) that has some photos, projects, and short stories.

I *love* #zines
and make them mostly to leave all around the Puget Sound (not the actual body of water).

Photography is a passion of mine that hasn't shown it's face much this year.

I'm #American (sad face) but aspire to be a #Canadian.

And am horrible at grammar.

shesoverthere.com/

#pnw #blog


I Absolutely Love This Documentary About Art That's Saying Something

Especially lately. Each day feels like a bit of a slog to get through and attempting to be creative when there's a moment free - I just ...
she's over there (Blogger)
#blog #pnw #canadian #american #zines

Tufted puffin running on the water to take off.

#puffin #tuftedPuffin #birdwatching #birdPhotography #pnw

A cute puffin running as fast as it can along the surface of the water and flapping its wings frantically
#birdphotography #pnw #birdwatching #puffin #tuftedpuffin

Remember that pumped hydro project sited on a Yakama sacred site? The one the developer said would power 500K Oregon and Washington homes?? The one that was supposedly critical to meeting WA's renewable energy goals???

JK it's actually for a data center. Green colonialism has been a scam all along.

#Indigenous #Oregon #Washington #PNW #energy #LandBack

streetroots.org/news-stories/2…


‘It’s not built yet’: Yakama Nation fights $3.3B energy project and data center development on sacred site

Yakama Nation and its allies have been fighting to stop the project for nearly a decade. New information shows the project is intended to feed the “world's greenest” data center
Henry Brannan (Street Roots)
#energy #indigenous #pnw #oregon #Washington #landback

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