One woman, 12 seasons, and an appetite for plants
lovely pic, as was the bee in calamintha shot. I used to have a couple of wild milkweed plants coming up in my lawn...they disappeared last year, probably the victim of drought. The blooms on the one in your shot are spectacular!
I love how they smell. So invasive, and yet with a few truly redeeming qualities.
Thanks, Paula - they have pretty flowers yes, and are tall, so I'm thinking of ways to incorporate them into plantings.Hi Ann - bother, I should have sniffed them. Funny how a local can be invasive :-)
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lovely pic, as was the bee in calamintha shot. I used to have a couple of wild milkweed plants coming up in my lawn...they disappeared last year, probably the victim of drought. The blooms on the one in your shot are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI love how they smell. So invasive, and yet with a few truly redeeming qualities.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Paula - they have pretty flowers yes, and are tall, so I'm thinking of ways to incorporate them into plantings.
ReplyDeleteHi Ann - bother, I should have sniffed them. Funny how a local can be invasive :-)