my gardens don't pretend to be perfect.
their little rows never line up,
and I don't mind when the begonias pop up
in the patch of ox-eyed susans...
or I find a stray and lone echinacea in the midst of my sweet annie...
and I don't mind when the begonias pop up
in the patch of ox-eyed susans...
or I find a stray and lone echinacea in the midst of my sweet annie...
I never scold them or grumble about weeds
(much to my husband's dismay, since he built the rasied boxes).
I even like the 'volunteers' when the choose to visit me once again from the year before.
hence, these sweet,
velvet blue
Morning Glories...
a tiny version, much smaller in flower size than my
'regular' Morning Glories, but tenacious still...
Morning Glories...
a tiny version, much smaller in flower size than my
'regular' Morning Glories, but tenacious still...
they've fastened themselves to the front porch of the shop,
where I'm greeted daily by a cheerful little
waving of leaves & petals...
letting me know that, yes indeedy,
'we're still here!'
where I'm greeted daily by a cheerful little
waving of leaves & petals...
letting me know that, yes indeedy,
'we're still here!'
no problem...
grow little weed flowers.
grow little weed flowers.
show the world what you've got!
sometimes the prettiest flowers in the garden,
begin from a not-so-pretty seed...
begin from a not-so-pretty seed...
wishing you all a peaceful Sunday!
Blessed be,
Friends
Blessed be,
Friends
~Lori~
4 comments:
Love your blog!
I have ivy that took over a pot too. Its neat though. The only thing I worry about is all the creatures that may be hiding in it :0
Jennifer
http://www.feathersinthenest.blogspot.com
~~~hey sweet friend~~~
Love the Morning Glories...I grew some on a trellis one year and the next year they took over the whole backyard. I just loved seeing all the flowers!
xoxo
Josh
I like your relaxed gardening style...those perfect little rows make me quite nervous.
Hi Lori, it's been way to long since I have visited. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed reading your post this morning. Poor little weed flowers, I'm glad you gave them a chance. They're flowers too.
Happy day
Carole
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