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

While we give the class some time to ponder my offer of substitution, a few photogenic flowers for your entertainment.

To provide a kick-start to Lesson X

Here we have an example of a flower preparing to collect a pollen sample from the gardener, while another flower prepares the subject for receptivity.

For the ladies or swingers specialized in the subject matter of Lesson X, you need not raise your hand, just begin the lesson.

No takers, eh? Alrightythen, the Professor offers the following examples of Labias Lesbias and Labias Likesitallicus for your study enjoyment. I suppose that deep down, every gardener has a desire for something contained in this lesson, and from the classroom respondees, it does appear that fans of Labias Lesbias are well represented. I can offer little in the way of intillectual wisdom on the topic, so enjoy the photo study and feel free to comment as so moved.

Here we find two flowers in the act of simulated pollination. I know I enjoy the same on my own flower, so who can blame them, I guess?

A lovely inter-specie licking technique

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And a little finger play

A couple of house plants keeping things warm at home while the gardener is away




And here we see one flower attempting to collect a little organic fertilizer, I guess. Eeww!

Now this makes me hungry for some petals



How far can we go?

A little sun, water and privacy may be all some flowers need to have fun




Sometimes, the whole garden gets in on the act

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Here we see some of the Likeitallicus sub variety

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