A few blueberries and I couldn’t resist adding the only teaberry (Gaultheria procumbens) I seen tonight as these are usually gone in June. This teaberry would be the fruit of a blossom from the summer of 2011.
Here are new blossoms which will produce spring of 2013 teaberries if things go well. I’m somewhat fascinated by these plants that over-winter as an early developing berry and continue on in the late spring in their ripening.
This was a bit of a surprise as well this late in July,—-It is some spring oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus populinus) on a down popular trunk. Well it is getting dark and I’ve seen enough surprises. ciao
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