Tall Goldenrod
Oh….well…just randomly being spoiled by a MONEY SHOT of Cumberbatch’s character in STID. Yes, an ignorant and moronic Cumberbatch fan bootlegged THAT ONE SHOT, which should’ve completely being kept in cinemas for people’s personal first viewing experience and his rabid fangirls just can’t not gif every second of that guy to death and spread them on internet, don’t they?
It’s fully expected that the plot and the character’s identity would be revealed since the movie is out, but spoiling one of the most important scene? That’s just completely fucked up.
Film Photography Submission By: Ian Cameron
Beinn Hope, Scotland - Pentax 67II, Fuji Velvia 50, ND Graduated filter
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What’s beautiful now? If you ask our horticulturists they’ll say one thing: rain. It’s been a pretty dry spring, and while we have the ability to water deeply, there’s just nothing a plant loves more than an old fashioned rain storm. And like the adage says: May showers bring May flowers …. er, or something.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, we’re seeing a real turn towards the later spring flowers now, away from the cherry blossoms and daffodils of early spring. This week is all about flowering shrubs like lilacs, azaleas, and tree peonies. And then there are the tulips. Oh sooooo many tulips! In an absolute riot of color all over the Home Gardening Center.
In the newly opened Native Plant Garden things are a little more subdued, but still so lovely. Expect lots of beautiful dogwoods and gorgeous drifts of foam flower, Tiarella cordifolia. In the Ruth Rea Howell Family Garden, the Otto Pizza Garden beds, part of Mario Batali’s Kitchen Gardens are looking unmistakably pizza-like.
What’s still beautiful from last week? The Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden has another bloom every day. On Tuesday it was Rosa nutkana. By this weekend there should be a handful more in bloom. The Azalea Garden just gets better with each passing day, and the Native Plant Garden is just awesome, the perfect place to celebrate your mom on Sunday.
So, ready to come hang out with us in the Bronx? Here’s everything you need to know. For day-to-day updates on what we’re seeing around grounds, be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter where we post daily updates from our staff and visitors. Also, need help getting around? Our iPhone app can help out there. It’s free and available in the App Store. ~AR
This is an abandoned railway station in Abkhazia, former Russian territory. It stays untouched since the collapse of USSR – the railway connection of Abkhazia and Russia stopped and railway station left out of demand so nature could take over the left-overs of Soviet architecture. (via English Russia)
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The herbaceous peonies are back! ‘Starlight,’ ‘Seraphim, and ‘Athena.’ (at New York Botanical Garden)
