Ink & Penstemon
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Oriental poppies in Alpine, Utah.
In 1910, George Cannon Lambert made a summer home and planted orange oriental poppies and a yellow tea rose next to his home. The house is now a ruin but the roses are thriving and the poppies have naturalized into the surrounding sagebrush and trees.
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Landscapes are a rooted collaboration between man and nature, echoing & evolving across time. This is a lovely example.
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