They are still up on the roof and there are some in a coffee shop nearby. Thanks to Jane though for reminding me to pay attention again. The days are getting shorter and the anemones bloom.
or next to a patch of some by the side of the road perhaps,
is where i want to be. To me there is something so lovely about the color of the curly dock as it browns and goes to seed this time of year among the Queen's Anne's Lace blooms. (This isn't the country, just the edge of Brooklyn, by the side of the road and above in an old airfield.)
Karen Orlando: I was a 2010 horticultural intern at Brooklyn Botanic and an organic vegetable gardener at Floyd Bennett Gardens Association, a community garden in Brooklyn.
last words (with berries)
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These days I often think about dying, and death. Which also makes me think
about life, and living. I've been close to what feels like a lot of dying
peop...
Cranford Rose Garden on a September Day
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I've known forever that roses bloom in June and then, if you're lucky,
again in September. This was a strange season and one sure sign that
something wa...