AJ: So what? No fuckin' ziti now?
The local Gardens deprived me of my Mass Chrysanthemum fix this fall, so I dug up my pictures from years past. Here's a couple:
Nice fall weather, sunlight, breeze . . . and more than half the people there were wearing masks. Sigh.
They look great - can you help a rods and cones deficient brother out an tell me what color they are?I only attempted growing mums once, they died, so since then I have stuck with trees.
Top two pictures: alternating rows of medium magenta and bright yellow. Bottom picture: magenta.What kind of color vision deficiency do you have? Red-green?
Yes, the traditional red/green colorblindness. I think it is called deuteranopia, but I could be wrong. I see those flowers as yellow and blue, but that's how I see almost everything in the world. But I am hard of hearing, so that makes up for it.
Looks like a scene from the Wizard of Oz.
I have little appreciation for flowers. But I grew up in a town w/ a Mum Festival and do appreciate their multi colored beauty.
A fulsome display that's for sure. Lots of pinching employed.
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They look great - can you help a rods and cones deficient brother out an tell me what color they are?
I only attempted growing mums once, they died, so since then I have stuck with trees.
Top two pictures: alternating rows of medium magenta and bright yellow. Bottom picture: magenta.
What kind of color vision deficiency do you have? Red-green?
Yes, the traditional red/green colorblindness. I think it is called deuteranopia, but I could be wrong.
I see those flowers as yellow and blue, but that's how I see almost everything in the world. But I am hard of hearing, so that makes up for it.
Looks like a scene from the Wizard of Oz.
I have little appreciation for flowers. But I grew up in a town w/ a Mum Festival and do appreciate their multi colored beauty.
A fulsome display that's for sure.
Lots of pinching employed.
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