Oh that's a good point

Maybe it's a farm or greenhouse with plants in different stages of growth?

It might be shopped. Take a picture at each stage, then arrange them all on a background.

New flowers and berries can still be growing while some are fully grown, especially if part of the plant is in shade but not all of it.

What you need is a whole bramble! Ive never seen a blackberry bush as such, but an entire wall of plants? Yes. They'll continue to produce steadily for weeks/months.

Could have taken the pictures over time and combined them with GIMP or Photoshop.

No, they do exist. It's just that everything is fish.

my name is Tim

Then you'll never have to be bored, there's always something more to learn

That's what makes it so beautiful to learn what I can. I do sometimes feel overwhelmed by the enormity of it all, but what grounds me is taking the time to feel joy at each wonderful little thing I do have the opportunity to learn, as well as the opportunity to share my learning with others.

Throughout my life, I have accumulated a heckton of random knowledge, all tied together by my subjective perspective. There are things that I know that no-one else can know — insights that come from a particular arrangement of facts and experiences. It gives me a sense of clarity because it reminds me that one of my duties is simply to just "hold the camera", so to speak — to be the anchor for my particular, situated perspective

Some people are underprivileged and grow up in inner city neighborhoods where they have no access to reliable transportation to wilderness areas or even urban greenspace. It's not always a "touch grass" situation.

Me, I grew up eating dirt and berries that I was pretty sure weren't poisonous. I didn't believe in washing my hands too much because I thought it would weaken my immune system.

The thing is, being familiar with nature didn't help me navigate social situations. Someone who grew up in a city and has never seen a real forest is probably wayyy better adjusted and socially-integrated than I'll ever be...

Touching grass makes a botanist?

Look man, I don't know what to tell you. I tried growing plants, and feeding them Brawndo. It's not fault stupid plants don't want to stupid grow! I fed them electrolites and everything. Plants growing on their own is all a conspiracy. Factories grow plants. Everyone knows that!

My grown ass colleague, 26 years old, thought store bought beef is made from industrial process from chemicals and only local butcher shops cut animals. I only learned that after working 4 years with him when we got to really talking about why I'm vegan. He thought since supermarket meat is from chemicals, my point of being vegan was moot.

So I won't be surprised there are guys out there that don't know how fruit is made.

I don't think it's intuitive that fruit comes from flowers. I think that's something you have to observe or learn, otherwise you'd think fruit and flowers are separate things