Once upon a time, someone made some pretty flowerbeds at the farm. It's been fun to see what pops up each year. These plants are survivors - from drought, deer, and neglect. But what survivors! The yarrow always delights: The lantana sprawls out of bounds each summer and needs to be trimmed back. Butterflies love it. Irises in a rainbow of colors: There are cannas and a gardenia bush too - soon to be blooming. And then there's the few things I have planted. A cute mini rose sent to me from one of my first blogging buddies. And lots of mint: A red amaryllis And an oak leaf hydrangea given to me by my mother-in-law. Out in the pastures, I can always find something blooming or in seed: Red clover: Spiderwort: Woolywhites: Yellow daisy type flower...I don't know the variety: Dandelion seeds: Tiny, tiny seeds that seem to sparkle in the morning light: Then the dewberries are starting to ripe
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