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Goody, a poppy to replace the ones you cut the other day. Mine are still only 6″ high.
Umm – some of mine are still a bit stunted too
K
So much promise !
Anna’s last blog post..Mersey Morning
Exactly Anna
K
Your poppies are still coming out? Mine seem to be all done for the year. Curious what that seedhead is next door.
Karen’s last blog post..Cool Thoroughfare Planting
Hi Karen – it is my most favourite plant in the garden this year, which I grew from seed – Black cow Parsley, which germinated in March 2008
I love it
K
Oy. The brilliant beauty took my breath away. This is my first visit — I found you through Cate’s blog — and I am simply enchanted. I am a city dweller. My garden this year consists of a large potted geranium on the front stoop of our apartment building. The beauty that you have cultivated here is such a gift to these eyes. I especially liked the posts about the kind of work you put into it. Onward!
crayons’s last blog post..50
Welcome crayons, delighted you found your way here via Cate’s lovely blog. Thanks so much for the positive feedback.
K
When I see them like that, they remind me of origami!
Phillip’s last blog post..Wheelbarrow Seat
So true Phillip – I always wonder how so many lovely petals fit into such a small space.
K
More optimistic that the last one!!
patientgardener’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday – 24/6/09 Oh for the space
The optimism didn’t last long – its raining again here
K
Lovely picture. The poppy seeds are to look forward to ut not sure about the seeds on the other plant!
Joanne’s last blog post..NATURE OR NURTURE?
Joanne – the other plant is my black cow parsley Anthriscus sylvestris ‘ravenswing’ – which I am hoping will self seed in a few places. Glad you liked the picture.
K
This is a beautiful picture but poppies have taken over my garden in a ludicrous, thuggish way this year. Perhaps I should stop feeling overwhelmed and decide that if all I can grow is poppies that is ok?
elizabethm’s last blog post..Llanvetherine to Hay on Wye
They can be a bit thuggish – I agree – but they grow well here too – so I am thinking if you can’t beat them – let them grow wherever they want
K
Ah – anticipation. A wonderful thing.
HappyMouffetard’s last blog post..Separated at birth?
I think you have converted quite a few gardeners with your poppy pictures
easygardener’s last blog post..Read the instructions to avoid the crush (or know your onions)
karen…I do love your photographs and this one is especially lovely! gail
Gail’s last blog post..Could You Leave Your Garden?
A beauty of a bud! Love it and your many, many pics!! No poppies grow in my garden tho but lots of other flowers.
keatsthesunshinegirl’s last blog post..KELLIE’s CASTLE
That’s simply beautiful, Karen !
One of the saddest parts of living in the tropics is that such stunners dont grow here
Sunita’s last blog post..Welcoming the Monsoon