• niftyEnglish
    6•2 days ago

    That’s a very enigmatic druid aesthetic, I think id like that for my life. Druidcore

  • kindenough
    9•2 days ago

    We are the Sentinels who say, “Ni!” Where are the shrubbery’s? We demand shrubbery’s!

  • Dr. WeskerEnglish
    22•2 days ago

    Imagine looking out the window and seeing these slowly floating towards you.

  • RuBisCOEnglish
    6•2 days ago

    If ever there was a lawn that needed converting to a poison garden, it’s this one.

      • RuBisCOEnglish
        2•2 days ago

        This is a poison garden.

        Hemlock, henbane, poison ivy, khat, giant hogweed, poppy, stinging nettle, yew, rhododendron, and many other toxic plants can be found in a poison garden.

        Why? In old times, to make medicine, probably. The difference between poison and medicine is often dosage/timing. These days it’s mainly for educational purposes. Gets folk into botany, helps prevent poisonings, teaches respect for nature.

        As one would imagine, they require special care to maintain.

        The sculptures reminded me of Bene Gesserit, so naturally my next thought went to poison needles and dangerous caretakers.