Observations by abgoynatural

This plant was about 14 inches tall and its stem was long and had the appearance of turtle skin, except light brown. The stem was so long that it was longer than the overall height of the tallest branch. There were 6 branches and the tallest one was about the 14 inches as mentioned before. The shortest branch was about 4.5 inches tall. The leaf-like petal seeming segments of the branches were bright green in the center and dark red purple as they progressed outwards. The really old seeming segments were a duller green and had lots of water stains on their waxy leaves. In fact all the leaf-petal segments had the same water stains except for the newly grown ones in the middle (light green). The edges of each petal-leaf segment had fine colorless hairs.

The bush like plant was fuzzy and green with reddish pink edges. The middle of each petal-leaf part was super light green because there was so much fuzz in one place. The older the petal-leaf parts were, the darker green they were. All the petals leaves were about a quarter of an inch thick. The tips of the plant were brimmed with the reddish-pink, even the older ones. The stalk of the plant had a potato-like skin appearance and it was very firm. The plant was about 8 inches tall and 16 inches wide. Most of the leaf-petals had at least one baby petal in its center.

This plant was about 21 inches tall and had white flowers. Each flower had two frilly petals, one on top of the other. Inside the flowers there were 4 pollen sprigs ending with yellow nectar. There were clumps of buds and leaves every half inch or so along the stalk. When I touched and felt the plant I had its scent on my hands. It had about 13 branches. The flowers appeared every 3rd ring of leaves and buds.

This plant is about 17 inches tall and each flower has exactly 4 red petals with a yellow center. The ones that are starting to bloom are flooded a bit. There are about 6 branches of flowers on this plant and each branch has 5 smaller branches, those smaller branches each have about 3-4 mini branches, those mini branches have an average of 6 flowers in bloom and 5 buds. The leaves are waxy, bumpy edged, and dark green.

The tree was about 8.5 inches tall and the taller leaves were on top instead of the bottom like other plants I've seen before. The longest leaf it had was about 3.5 inches and the smallest leaf was about an inch long. The tree was growing between some rocks but it had enough soil for it. The soil looked good enough for bugs to roam around it such as centipedes and small flies. The trees leaves had some small holes and tears but otherwise it looked pretty fine.

This carrot plant has no flowers, it is 32 inches tall. It grows in moist soil, the stalk was a darker green and it was sort of striped. The leaves on this plant were jagged and underneath them they are lighter and have some colorless bugs. The leaves are 7 inches long maximum and 2 inches minimum.

These are edible, onion-like plants that grow in moist soil. The height ranges from about 0.75 inches to 14 inches. Some of the scallions had white, flat, tips; but that was a result of them regrowing after being chopped off to be cooked. The bottom of the stalks are white, faintly green. The bottoms are also striped, but faintly. There was a maximum of 4 onion tops (green area) and a minimum of 1 onion top.

The Jacaranda tree was a baby, it was about 2 feet tall, with an average of about 1 foot long branches. Those branches had sticks attached to its center, these sticks had leaves on either side. The leaves attached to the stick were about 1/16th of an inch. The sticks were about inches. The branches and sticks were quite pliant but the trunk was very hard and stiff. The new branches came from the top of the tree, they were reddish orange and descended to light green as they aged.

I see this plant a lot. I believe it's a weed because I used to garden with my mother and this plant would always grow back again and again. When I saw it it started out small, about 9.5 inches tall and reaches out to 6.5 inches wide. The leaf span was about 2.75 inches. Some times the weed would have small blue flowers.

The second time I observed it the plant was in March 16. The plant grew about 9 inches taller but the small flowers were not present.

The third time I viewed the plant was at night time. I think it grew some more but I am not sure how much. At night I think the position of the leaves changed. The leaf tilt was towards the wall, which makes me draw the conclusion that the angle of the leaves depends of where the sun is.

This plant has leaves that are pink and green in a camouflage pattern. The oval leaves are about an inch wide and 1.5 inches long. The stem is more fuzzy towards the newer top than the older bottom. The tallest sprig is about 17 inches tall. Towards the top the new fuzzy part had smaller buds that would eventually open up into leaves. There were more sprigs of the same kind surrounding it.

This centipede was about an inch long. It would move slowly with each leg moving individually. With its two striped antenna it would poke around the dirt that it was about to walk on as if checking to make sure it was safe. The antenna moved a lot faster than its legs. It pokes its front part into holes and then comes back out and continues to repeat the process until it goes under leaves, only to come back out again.

The vine was growing on a small fig tree in someone's garden. The vine had bright orange flowers growing mostly on the top than on the bottom. The flowers had 5 orange, round, soft, petals that were all the same size. The back of the flower was white with purple stripes. These colors eventually blemished into the bright orange color we see on the front. The leaves of the vine varied in size depending on how old the part of the vine was. The newer section had smaller, light green, soft leaves. The older parts had rough leaves that were a darker shade of green than the new leaves. The new leaves were about 0.5 inches long and the older leaves were about 2 inches wide and 2 inches long. All the leaves were shaped like hearts. The flowers were 2.25 inches in diameter.

The rose bush had no flowers in full bloom during this time, it had some small buds though. Some of the leaves were yellow but they mostly green. The whole bush was about 52 inches tall and 65 inches wide. The longest leaf found was about 2.5 inches wide and 4.25 inches long. The newest leaves are brimmed with a burgundy red along the edges and the center. The average bud is about 1 inch tall and 1 inch wide. It's petals were folded as if they curled a bit.

The plant's biggest leaves had 2' by 3' inch oval, almond shaped leaves. The leaves had tiny, spread out holes in them and the leaves had jagged edges. The plant itself was about 14.5-16.5 inches tall. There were quite a few growing in someone's garden. A well as other people's gardens and one in a cement crack a good distance away.