One woman, 12 seasons, and an appetite for plants
Blue plants always look their best in gloom or at dusk, don't they, taking on almost a luminescent quality. I love those beady eyes!
Iknow what you can do with those seed eyes - your sage looks so much bluer than mine. Please ?
Well, that's easy. Transplant them onto Estorbo. He lost his.
They do look beady, Rachel!Hen - got it. Beence - that was uncalled for.
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The sage continues to bloom and under our thunderstormy skies late this afternoon grew bluer and bluer.
Then I looked closely into each blossom's calyx.
I'm going to have to find a use for them.
Blue plants always look their best in gloom or at dusk, don't they, taking on almost a luminescent quality. I love those beady eyes!
ReplyDeleteIknow what you can do with those seed eyes - your sage looks so much bluer than mine. Please ?
ReplyDeleteWell, that's easy. Transplant them onto Estorbo. He lost his.
ReplyDeleteThey do look beady, Rachel!
ReplyDeleteHen - got it.
Beence - that was uncalled for.