The air is cooler and leaves are beginning to drift down. Now, as the summer flowers fade, I find myself cherishing the ones that remain--the Gergera daisy from the grocery store. . .
The Mother's Day fuchsia from 2020 that, after a bit of fertilizer, broke forth in bloom. (It feels like a miracle--I've never had a fuchsia come through the winter in the green house--they usually succumb to whitefly or something.)
The elegant edges of a curled up morning glory . . . the patches of sunlight hiding in the perennial begonia . . .
So much to cherish.
4 comments:
As the flowers, so are your words.
Awww ... nice post and pics.
Little gems, all of them.
I'm wondering how I can winter over a begonia I got this year on Mother's Day. No greenhouse here. Maybe one day. I wonder how it will do in the cellar next to a window?
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