Flowers & Plants Critique ⇒ Series Inspired by Ernst - The Garlic Patch

[Psjunkie]

You're busy as a bee minniev...nice image

[minniev]

You're busy as a bee minniev...nice image

Thanks Frank.

I have to have something to play with... my kids are in Bible school this week.

[minniev]

ipad edit from last week when that was all that was available.

[Psjunkie]

I like it although I would like to see the stem extend off the canvas at the bottom.......

[minniev]

I like it although I would like to see the stem extend off the canvas at the bottom.......

Thanks and that can be arranged.

[minniev]

For Everything There Is A Season

Including garlic. It has now finished its bloom and toppled. The leaves are yellow and wilted. So from what I am reading it is time to harvest. I dug up 3 of them to experiment. When I dug up this one, out of the ground came this interesting piece of cloth. It is rotted but still discernible. How long does cloth stay underground? Does garlic change that? Who buried it? What did it used to be? I dunno. But here it is.

[Psjunkie]

Really like the light and coloring in this one...I'd stay away from that cloth, it must be made from the same thing as twinkies.

[minniev]

Ha! It was weird digging it up like that. But I've dug up other oddities, like the dishes I posted last year, an antique pharmaceutical compounding bowl, a knife, the front plate off a blacksmith forge built in the 1800s, and a tiny green toilet the size for a toddler, with all its plumbing attachments.