It's time to pull up all the forget-me-nots. They were beautiful this year. This photo was taken a few days after they had reached their peak. Their seeds will be scattered for next year's sea of blue show. Now I'll be able to walk down my garden path without weaving between and stepping over them all. (At least until the alyssum takes over.)
January 2007
Friday, May 28, 2010
Sea of blue
It's time to pull up all the forget-me-nots. They were beautiful this year. This photo was taken a few days after they had reached their peak. Their seeds will be scattered for next year's sea of blue show. Now I'll be able to walk down my garden path without weaving between and stepping over them all. (At least until the alyssum takes over.)
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They look so magical! Like a Fairy Tale Secret Garden. I'll admit to being green... with envy!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful ... wish I could grow them!
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. Love your picture of the forget-me-knots in the garden. I can remember pulling my forget-me-knots and throwing them on the compost pile, not a wise decision I can tell you, they were every where the next year. Have a wonderful day and take care.
ReplyDeleteWow ! Bonnie that is gorgeous : ) Mine don't come back no matter what I do .. so I buy them like annuals and have them for a short time but LOVE that amazing blue ! .. it is magical there indeed : )
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Isn't it strange that forget-me-nots don't reseed for some people but for others they're almost a weed?
ReplyDeletegreat post
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo it seems like a paradise, I'd like to live in a place like that with a river and having a nature like that, because I'd feel free and restful, I'm gonna start to creating a beautiful garden at home.m1m0
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