In gardening, it seems time is not linear and you can experience it all in a day. This was a little bit of one of my days at work weeding this week.
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3 comments:
Ahh, western salsify. I'm finding then again at the beach farm, but have yet to get an open flower shot. Love those orange hawkbeard types, forget their name though, Indian paintbrush?
Beautiful. Thoughtful.
I don't know if I'll catch the salsify blooming either, but this is the first time I've seen Orange Hawkweed in bloom, Frank. Kind of funny. I'm aware that it's a common weed, but I've never seen it around here and it was purposefully planted on this roof. (i don't think the salsify was though.) Jen..I hope you are in the Catskills this weekend, enjoying blooms and what else there is to see.
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