Eden Project Photos

21 years ago

Hello garden friends,

I normally just hang out here once in a while and look and drool, but decided to post a few photos I took at the Eden Project in the UK a couple of weeks ago.

Geoff, if you're out there, maybe you can help identify the funny-looking orange & red one. It wasn't labeled, and I have no idea what it is, but I believe it was in the warm-tropical biome. I thoroughly enjoyed this place; it's heaven for a gardener!

Elaine

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jeff_al
21 years ago
the funny looking red one is an "x". :-)
i can't see the photos. do you have your album marked "public"?
outsideplaying_gw
Original Author
21 years ago
Let me try again. When I previewed the original message, they showed up. Haven't had this problem before. I'm posting them as thumbnails this time and we'll see what happens. Thanks for the note, Jeff.

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rosemariero
21 years ago
I can see them now, Elaine. VERY nice!

Earlier, when I couldn't see them I thought Photobucket was down. I checked my pix & could still see them though. I haven't tried using the thumbnails yet. Must do that soon.

That corncob-looking thing is an odd one all right! Hope someone recognizes it.

~Rosemarie
JoanMN
21 years ago
Love them, especially the first one!
outsideplaying_gw
Original Author
21 years ago
Thanks folks. If anyone ever identifies the corn-cob looking one, I'll let you know. I wish I had taken a less close-up photo now, but I don't recall it being very big. I believe the "flower" is about 6 inches. By the way, the last one is an artichoke that has been allowed to bloom. I don't think I had ever seen one.
rosemariero
21 years ago
I was guessing artichoke on that last one & forgot to ask! Thanks for filling in the blank!

I had an Aechmea fasciata (Bromeliad in your 4th pic), but it never rebloomed for me. :( Nice to see it again in your photo!

~R