Study Lab(ia) - Let's learn from each other

This position is a particular favourite of most gardeners. It allows the gardener a joyous deep pollination experience while the flower maximises her potential of being pollinated.

A job well done

Another successful attempt





A total failure (which is not always a bad thing)

Photogenic Excellence









This concludes today's lesson into the pollination techniques of the Labias Ultimas. Now get out there and practice.


Next Lesson - Labias Lezbias/Likesitallicus

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Originally posted by banana69

Or in my bedroom if my man plays his cards right...

Thank you for your class participation banana69, but I think some photographic evidence is in order.

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Originally posted by americanbulldog64

This position is a particular favourite of most gardeners. It allows the gardener a joyous deep pollination experience while the flower maximises her potential of being pollinated.
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Thank you for that addition to the procedural opportunities. The professor approves of your suggestion, immensely.

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Originally posted by bustMall

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Thank you for that addition to the procedural opportunities. The professor approves of your suggestion, immensely.

great thread, wish i could vote more then once . can't wait for the Doctoral class ....

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great thread, wish i could vote more then once

Thanks, ME TOO! This is a helluva lot of work for 59 votes.

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Thanks, ME TOO! This is a helluva lot of work for 59 votes.

this is a very class A thread, just goes to show where most peoples taste lies on here. keep up the good work !

Anyone interested in Lesson X - Labias Lezbias/Likesitallicus ?

I am an ardent student of this thread.
Count me in!

Ardent ? lol

Fabulous. Many of us make a life's study of it ! Please carry on.

The professor must make a confession regarding lesson X. This would be a welcome opportunity for a guest speaker. While I can appreciate this delectable delight in all of it's forms, this is an area of study with which I have no experience. I am straight as an arrow, and do not like to share. My "garden" contains one expertly maintained varietal. Nor have I exhausted much time in collection of examples for class study. Perhaps some students have established a library from which they would like to share, and/or offer commentary?

Lesson X - Labias Lezbias/Likesitallicus... The door is open for a willing teacher .... if none walk through, I will carry on.

Protected/closed species without any undergrowth is my heaven!