I sing a little song with my Sunday School girls....
In the middle of a seed
buried deep so deep
a real little plant
lay fast asleep.
I tell the girls inside those little bitty seeds may be a beautiful zinnia,
or a radish,
or cilantro,
or a huge sunflower.
How neat is it to have a little black seed that looks like a speck of dirt
turn into moss rose,
or larkspur?
I love seeds. I collect them and save them from year to year.
I bring seeds home from New Jersey.....Colorado......Kansas.
People send me seeds, too.
Seeds from a friend's gardens make sweeter flowers.
Tonight when I mowed the back yard,
I left some little patches of henbit to grow
so they could go to seed.
All I want in the back yard is henbit and grass.
Maybe some clover for Donut.
I've never ordered seeds from a catalog.
I've never needed to.
Because of our mild winters, most of my plants re-seed themselves
and multiply....whether or not I like it.
Take my 4 O'clocks.
REALLY.
Come and take them.
They grow like weeds in my front gardens.
As you see in the top picture, I have LOTS of seeds for this coming season.
I think I will put them in the back yard and they can go to town
and not be in competition with anything,
but the fence. They are the worst possible color in my book.
magenta
UGH
Do *you* order seeds?
Comments
Happy Planting
Jennifer
Once I led a kid's musical with a song that said, "Only God can count the apples in a single seed; only He knows just how many there will be. All my possibilities are a sight He sees when He looks inside of me" (or something like that).
~Kristi
Kristi, bulbs count.
Sara, I continually enjoy all the *growing things* I've gotten from your yard. I also enjoy your rose....