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Korms

Korms

What are "korms," you may ask? Korms are similar to tubers from which certain types of flowering plants are grown. These particular korms are those ...
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What are "korms," you may ask? Korms are similar to tubers from which certain types of flowering plants are grown. These particular korms are those of the "Lucifer Crocosmia" plant. I didn't have much luck with growing them last season, so I dug them up, will store them during the Winter, and plant them again in the Spring in new locations. Hopefully, they will yield better results next season.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture f/18 ISO 6400 Shutter 10/6400 Focal Length 600/10

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Nov, 2017

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228

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Awards

Peer Award

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Outstanding Creativity

Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Superb Composition

this is the coolest thing I have ever seen .... excellent capture dear Sue ... :)

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Well, thanks so much, dear Anne . . . much appreciated!

I have never seen this before!!!! Thank you for sharing the info along with your wonderful image!!! :)

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Lol! Thank you very much, Toni . . . I had never seen anything like this before either! I was amazed to find these when I dug them up.

At first I thought it was a heresy kiss.. This is super cool!! シ

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Lol! I guess you could kiss them if you wanted to . . . but I don't think they taste like chocolate.

I had never heard of these before. Best of luck my friend.

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I'd never heard of them before this past Summer, Chuck . . . thanks for the good wishes. I'm hopeful, too.

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like something from another planet I love it

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Thanks so much, Stephen! My impression is the same as yours!

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Can't wait to see them in the summer...mystery!!!

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Lol! Let's just hope they do better next year than they did this year!

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Very cool, Sue! And thanks for the info as well...had no idea what this was! :)

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Lol! I know these things are so strange looking. Appreciate the kudos, my Friend.

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they almost look like some weird sea creature ! good shot!

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I agree . . . they are very strange-looking! Thanks for the accolades, Gail.

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Supercool.

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Thanks so much, Ed!

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Thanks for the description as I had no idea what this was. LOL Good luck trying to grow them. :)

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Thanks very much, Cher . . . glad you found my little description informative.

Another creative one - I don't have much luck in garden but look forward to seeing your flowers from these Korms next season :)

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Thanks so much, Mary . . . yeh, we'll have to wait and see if they grow next season . . .

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