Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
Now I know, thanks to JLB at Arboreality! It's a white campion (with some unusual petals). This little star is growing in the edge of the former pasture, now known as Petunia's Garden. Any ideas? Here, it is only a foot or so off the ground, but I noticed another about 4 feet tall.
You are surely one that "stops and smells the roses" to take the time time to see and photograph this little star and petunia, and ladybug and.. and.. and! Nice to meet you!:)
You know, some of my absolute favorite flowers are classified as weeds... personally, I love to encourage them to grow among my other plants, dandelions and all!
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That's called white campion! :) Isn't it beautiful... I've found some around my cottage as well.
Thanks! May as well enjoy the wildflowers along the way even if they are otherwise known as weeds per some websites!
You are surely one that "stops and smells the roses" to take the time time to see and photograph this little star and petunia, and ladybug and.. and.. and! Nice to meet you!:)
I don't know what it is but it's pretty.
You know, some of my absolute favorite flowers are classified as weeds... personally, I love to encourage them to grow among my other plants, dandelions and all!
Glad I could help. :)
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