Posted by Bill Ault (GBA, Canada) on 8 May 2008 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.
A horsetail begins to grow besides a pine.
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Great example, it looks like a strong variety is it wild?
8 May 2008 2:48am
@Observing: Definitely wild - grows everywhere it is slightly damp around here.
Great shot! Love it against the tree trunk, it really pops!
8 May 2008 5:07am
@Betty: Thanks Betty - the colours in the woods right now are at their second best... fall of course winning the overall title.
The structure of this plant is unique, giving it a special beauty. You captured it well.
8 May 2008 3:52pm
@Earnest: Earnest I believe they are among the oldest plants still around there are fossils of much larger version of them and early American settlers for scouring pots and pans used the silicone found inside...
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