If at first you don't succeed, try, try again?You know it's Thursday, right? I was hoping for some This and That...I am going to go stomp off now. Get yo ass in gear, lady.
...but doesn't it add some nice green texture to your patio...And I agree with Marlene...try again!
Hmm. You sure that isn't dill?
Too much rain has turned them into mutants....
Hmmmmm. Maybe they take a few years to bloom? At least the plant itself seems to be healthy!
What the heck? I love the petals.
Why does it just look like a weed? Ha, ha.
I thought it was really big carrots:)
And I thought it was a mutated corn stalk.
Hey, at least you attempted it, which is more than I can say.I killed an aloe vera plant once, just saying.
Ooops!
Hmmmm...not a green thumb myself, so no advice from here :0(
I can't say I've seen that before. Interesting.
I thought I was going to read about drinks. HEHE That's how green my thumb is -- NOT!! Hey, at least you tried - are they perinneal? If so, see what happens next year...
Must admit, I was pulling out the bottle of vodka as I clicked on your site... next time???
I KNOW...you were trying for just a "filler" for your arrangements, and that's a beautiful filler! :)
I have some of those!<><
Looks like dill or fennel?
That looks like my target shrubbery.
I did a double take walking down a shady road last week, the cosmos were really reaching for the sun, there were a couple 6 feet tall.
My mom always had cosmos when I was growing up I love this little flower....I ♥ you....thinking about you always...
It looks like wild asparagus that's gone to seed, the green part anyway. I wouldn't view it as a failure, view it as an adventure.
It's been a bizarre garden year.
I'm with noblepig - looks like somebody's been stepping out with the dill weed after the lights go out...
It's all from the global warming, you know?!
Don't give up! Cosmos are one of my favorite flowers. Try again next year.
How weird. It looks like a cross between a cosmos and dill. Kind of cool looking flowers though.
simply beautifully captured shots....lovely!
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If at first you don't succeed, try, try again?
You know it's Thursday, right? I was hoping for some This and That...I am going to go stomp off now.
Get yo ass in gear, lady.
...but doesn't it add some nice green texture to your patio...
And I agree with Marlene...try again!
Hmm. You sure that isn't dill?
Too much rain has turned them into mutants....
Hmmmmm. Maybe they take a few years to bloom? At least the plant itself seems to be healthy!
What the heck? I love the petals.
Why does it just look like a weed? Ha, ha.
I thought it was really big carrots:)
And I thought it was a mutated corn stalk.
Hey, at least you attempted it, which is more than I can say.
I killed an aloe vera plant once, just saying.
Ooops!
Hmmmm...not a green thumb myself, so no advice from here :0(
I can't say I've seen that before. Interesting.
I thought I was going to read about drinks. HEHE That's how green my thumb is -- NOT!! Hey, at least you tried - are they perinneal? If so, see what happens next year...
Must admit, I was pulling out the bottle of vodka as I clicked on your site... next time???
I KNOW...you were trying for just a "filler" for your arrangements, and that's a beautiful filler! :)
I have some of those!
<><
Looks like dill or fennel?
That looks like my target shrubbery.
I did a double take walking down a shady road last week, the cosmos were really reaching for the sun, there were a couple 6 feet tall.
My mom always had cosmos when I was growing up I love this little flower....I ♥ you....thinking about you always...
It looks like wild asparagus that's gone to seed, the green part anyway. I wouldn't view it as a failure, view it as an adventure.
It's been a bizarre garden year.
I'm with noblepig - looks like somebody's been stepping out with the dill weed after the lights go out...
It's all from the global warming, you know?!
Don't give up! Cosmos are one of my favorite flowers. Try again next year.
How weird. It looks like a cross between a cosmos and dill. Kind of cool looking flowers though.
simply beautifully captured shots....lovely!
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