The Bloom Clock is a research and learning project about flowering plants. The project has both learning and research components. The learning component involves helping people identify plants by means of visual keys, such as colour. The research component is aimed at creating a language for discussing the bloom times of wildflowers and other plants that is neutral with respect to climate, region, and hemisphere. The bloom clock is the largest of a number of observational clock projects and currently comprises about 0 plants and 0 recognition keys. Individual users and classes are welcome to join this project - school classes and both amateur and professional horticulturalists are all welcome.
Hello there. PC pictures are really fine but... remember about new technologies. There are not only Hard Drives Devices or CD ROMs... There are SSD and CD/DVD/Br (Blue-rays) too. Not every PC today have got HDD onboard. Some have already SSD only. Times has changed. Picture is not actual and may force someone to an mistake when not know (kids) what PC is. Add this info, please.
Thank you for your work is really important. Thank you for your knowledge and many more. Thank you for your time. Best luck.
Fix your pictures. No matter what, these are great. Thank you.
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