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August 3, 2033: Flowers, Flowers, Flowers!
Ann Kreilkamp

Ann Kreilkamp / 1 min read

August 3

A few short weeks ago, one large bee, centered inside the one sunflower that came up volunteer this summer.

permaculture garden flowers

Now that sunflower is withered, gone, dead.

community garden flowers

 

IMPERMANENCE!

Zooming out, to where the old, decayed sunflower is barely noticeable . . . See it? Slightly above center.

summer garden blooms

Meanwhile, there are still lots of flowers, most of them small, like the cosmos above.

Green Acres Village garden

Wonder what’s top right? That’s chicory, with my beloved “chicory blue.”

Meanwhile, the surprise lilies came up, all of a sudden, all over the place. HOW do they arrive? The squirrel relocation program? Bird droppings? Both? I did NOT plant a single one. This year, way more than ever.

sunflowers and lilies

urban permaculture garden

During a large wind-whipped storm when, two weeks ago, a lot of the surprise liliesĀ  bent over to the ground. Oh good! We can bring some of them in to grace the table in front of my young eyes contemplating the universe!

garden bloom day

Finally, noticed this little gem the other day, a tiny bouquet placed inside a big old mushroom.

seasonal garden flowers

Of course! This just had to be Joseph’s handiwork!

I asked him.

Yes.

 

 

 

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