It’s a fascinating plant the way different buds open every day and more as time goes on it seems…I love their blue…not easy to capture the full effect in a photo.
I love it, but husband isn’t too thrilled. I don’t know if it’s because of the very dry year we’ve had but we’re overrun with it in the paths we try to keep cut so we can walk around the place. Chicory and sow thistle is all that’s growing in some places. The grass and low-growing plants were frazzled in the heat.
I am learning that some plants can be inconvenient if they are right where you need to walk… but beautiful in the other in between areas. And when the grasses go crispy it’s nice to have the colour of other plants.
Lovely
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Thank you 🙂
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The chicory blue is beautiful.
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It’s a fascinating plant the way different buds open every day and more as time goes on it seems…I love their blue…not easy to capture the full effect in a photo.
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I love it, but husband isn’t too thrilled. I don’t know if it’s because of the very dry year we’ve had but we’re overrun with it in the paths we try to keep cut so we can walk around the place. Chicory and sow thistle is all that’s growing in some places. The grass and low-growing plants were frazzled in the heat.
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I am learning that some plants can be inconvenient if they are right where you need to walk… but beautiful in the other in between areas. And when the grasses go crispy it’s nice to have the colour of other plants.
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The chicory has such deep strong roots too. Once it sets, it intends to stay. I forgive it, but I don’t have to try keep the paths clear.
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Yes it can be a bit nobby…and wouldn’t be easy to uproot unless perhaps from loose ground after a rainfall.
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That’s the best time. Until the day before yesterday, rainfall was something we hadn’t had for weeks and weeks.
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Great haiku, very creative structure Janice. The image sits beautifully with the poem
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Thank you, Denis. An experiment with ultra-brevity.
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