Peggy C's photos with the keyword: landscape

.. neighnborhood feline wanders in & out sun/shadows along the Feline Freeway - which runs through our backyard .. the Feline Freeway isn't like anything the humans use as this isn't any boring strip of concrete or asphalt .. oh, no ! There are shrubs, flowers, mushrooms, mulch, trees, grass - but the favorite parts are the sun and shadows .. creating a 'now you see me - now you don't' .. all felines need such a Freeway as they show us - -- Stop! Smell the flowers and enjoy where you are ... right Now! © All rights reserved

fascinating grouping of fungi in the mulch .. lit with bright sun with shadows beneath shrubs as a backdrop .. SOOC © All rights reserved # 40 Project 52 View On Black

.. if he didn't start chirping, would have never noticed him in the branches of the orange tree .. just a splash of red and his beautiful voice let me find him © All rights reserved

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Perennial Peanut Plant.. or PPP .. a groundcover for sunny areas; drought tolerant; small yellow flowers, most of the year; supposedly can be walked on...

divided.. moved.. grow!

topiary duck... Cypress Gardens.. flowers, flowers, flowers .. has re-opeed .. more photos ! © All rights reserved

kalanchoe in the side yard....

a date palm (edible but not good).. has large thorn-like needles near the base.. beautiful yard specimen tree.. © All rights reserved

a blue plumbago.. From Floridata: "Plumbago is an evergreen shrub with whip-like semiwoody stems that form a loose, rounded mound 3-10 ft high with a similar spread. Plumbago can be pruned to grow like a vine and scramble over supports, or pruned into a more compact mounded shrub, or left to sprawl with its long, gracefully arching branches. The leaves are a fresh, light yellowish green color. The sky blue flowers are 1 inch long tubes. The flowers are in rounded terminal clusters and look quite a bit like phlox flowers. Plumbago blooms all year long except for the coldest winter months. A popular ornamental in subtropical gardens in Florida, it requires little water, fitting in with a Florida Friendly landscaped yard. "

leezard reading info sign at the County Extension Office gardens..

he was the lone ibis... the rest kept in a group.. © All Rights Reserved

an intruder in the midst of wispy fern.... a mother-in-law tongue (right of center) .. © All rights reserved

light and shadow in purple... ©SD All Rights Reserved

cut the hand of bananas... the tree had fallen over shortly after this was snapped. ©SD All Rights Reserved