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A flowering echeveria succulent in the foreground, two upright stalks with coral-red bell-shaped blooms rising from a rosette of blue-green leaves. Behind it, blurred, an outdoor stone fireplace with a wagon wheel and green watering can on the mantel, and a stacked firewood nook below.

an echeveria beginning of summer - 7 Jul, 2026 at 7:07 PM
The same echeveria, now with two much taller, arching stalks trailing dusty-pink and burgundy blooms down toward the frame's edges. It sits in a rusted galvanized planter on a patio, with a cream outdoor sofa and a brick wall with a decorative iron panel blurred behind it.

an echeveria end of summer - 4 Sep, 2026 at 10:22 AM

same echeveria, one whole summer apart. those stalks just kept going.

Published at 🕙 4 Sep, 2026 at 10:49 AM

Authored by myles myles

Posted from 📍 Farm 44.33° N, 80.67° W

myles' garden

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