Space alien in the garden?
Apr 11, 2015 12:08:23 #
We had a weather event the other day that the locals are calling rain. In other parts of the country it might be called a violent mist. Just enough to dampen the ground, and spot the paint on the cars.
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
One from flower pot #1
Another from flower pot #2
Not to be left out flower pot #3
Apr 11, 2015 19:02:25 #
Apr 11, 2015 20:42:09 #
Doddy wrote:
Triffids?
Maybe, except these are only a couple of inches tall, not giant plant monsters out to conquer the world.
Apr 12, 2015 07:49:38 #
Ah, but the triffids started out small. I'd keep a close watch and be prepared to run.
Apr 12, 2015 15:21:03 #
hannaco wrote:
We had a weather event the other day that the locals are calling rain. In other parts of the country it might be called a violent mist. Just enough to dampen the ground, and spot the paint on the cars.
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Ahhhh, the da of the triffids .keep the flame thrower handy .
Very nice shots, hannaco.
Rich
Apr 12, 2015 15:22:32 #
hannaco wrote:
We had a weather event the other day that the locals are calling rain. In other parts of the country it might be called a violent mist. Just enough to dampen the ground, and spot the paint on the cars.
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
If they start making their way toward your house, leave! :D
Apr 12, 2015 17:14:01 #
The car is packed and ready to go, but first a photo or two.
Apr 12, 2015 19:42:48 #
hannaco wrote:
Maybe, except these are only a couple of inches tall, not giant plant monsters out to conquer the world.
Yet anyway ... :mrgreen:
Apr 12, 2015 21:39:01 #
hannaco wrote:
We had a weather event the other day that the locals are calling rain. In other parts of the country it might be called a violent mist. Just enough to dampen the ground, and spot the paint on the cars.
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Next morning these things appeared in the garden. Not at all what I was expecting. The tulips and daffodils have been blooming since January, and the dahlias are up and growing. So, what the heck are these things?
Mutant Ninja Tulips? :roll:
Apr 12, 2015 23:14:07 #
lowkick wrote:
Mutant Ninja Tulips? :roll:
Nope, here's my mutant tulip.
Apr 13, 2015 01:48:07 #
hannaco wrote:
Nope, here's my mutant tulip.
Looks like another mal treated, malnourished citizen of the Socialist Republic of California. Or maybe it's just the water shortage.
Apr 13, 2015 10:41:23 #
Could be a victim of the oppressive class feeding them nothing but GMO food.
Apr 13, 2015 13:09:38 #
hannaco wrote:
Could be a victim of the oppressive class feeding them nothing but GMO food.
How do you think they became mutant ninja tulips in the first place? It was, most certainly, due to them being fed genetically altered MiracleGro! :lol:
Apr 13, 2015 14:27:40 #
lowkick wrote:
How do you think they became mutant ninja tulips in the first place? It was, most certainly, due to them being fed genetically altered MiracleGro! :lol:
OMG! Have to find a better food.
Apr 13, 2015 14:34:12 #
With the weird coming out of your garden perhaps you should rent a Geiger Counter. The mutant tulip is beautiful if it wasn,t torn.
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