"Plants do not speak, but their silence is alive with change...."
-May Sarton (Plant Dreaming Deep)
Green. Everything is green these days. The perennials are popping up fast and furious.
Lemon Balm
While in the greenhouse, the annuals wait with bated breath. Their turn is coming.....soon.
Lilies in the early morning. Waiting for their blooms....
Alchemilla mollis ( Lady's Mantle) It grows everywhere and anywhere....
Roses. Lots of roses. Still green.
Prairie Crocus ( also known as Windflower) has survived the muck of winter.
Hot purple Clematis. Re-potted. Much happier it is....
Native Cranesbill.... Another perennial that seems to live on the wind and find a home wherever it wishes.
Rock wall. Perennial Hydrangea, Perennial sweet peas, Dragon's blood, Cranesbill...
Iris. Yellow. It was a goner last year........but it's green this year.
Rain.
Campanula. and 40 year old Rhubarb. I trucked that rhubarb across the country , leaving a chunk of it everywhere we lived. Last year it was Dead. Gone. This year it decided to come ALIVE.....
"Our indigenous herbalists say to pay attention when plants come to you; they're bringing you something you need to learn.."
- Robin Wall Kimmerer
Dragon's Blood..............
Pink Bleeding Hearts..........
White Bleeding Hearts.......
Bees....
More Rain.
"Plants are not like us....." -Hope Jahren
Rhodo
And of course, the CAT PLANT (Scientia Cattus) Needs to water, makes its own fertilizer, craves sun and grows upright ..........
Photographs 2020
Lemon Balm
Rhodo
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