▲ 55 r/botany
Desert Willow — Chilopsis linearis
So, finally! There are places in Utah, where they xeriscaping is a thing!
u/Uintasfisherman — 4 days ago
▲ 8 r/fractals
Japanese Lilac Tree
This was in bloom about a month ago here in Utah. I had forgotten that I had the tree give me a fractal smile! 😊 Swipe to see it zoomed out…
u/Uintasfisherman — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/fossilid
Dino Bone ID, por favor?
When cleaning out the basement of my parents home, this big 40 pounder was with all of the other fossils that my parent’s had collected. It’s from the Cedar Mountain formation in the northern side of the San Rafael Swell in Utah. It was in my parents basement for about 50 years. My siblings seemed to have no interest in it so it has fallen into my possession. Bwahaha ha ha.
u/Uintasfisherman — 8 days ago
▲ 4 r/fractals
Japanese Tree Lilac
**Posting a few tidbits from my (hopefully) soon-to-be-published, “**The Divine Design of Trees”.
Three different fractal systems at once:
1. The whole tree
2. The flower cluster
3. The leaf veins
u/Uintasfisherman — 28 days ago
▲ 4 r/Fractalish
Fractals on Ornamental Kale 🥬
Avid gardener, but my first time growing ornamental kale 🥬… so intricate!
A tree branch resembles a leaf vein.
A leaf vein resembles a river delta.
A river delta resembles lightning.
A lightning bolt resembles neurons.
A neuron resembles a cosmic filament.
u/Uintasfisherman — 28 days ago
▲ 194 r/fractals
Fractals in Ornamental Kale
An avid gardener, but this is my first time growing kale 🥬… so intricate!
u/Uintasfisherman — 28 days ago