Jilda and I stopped at her sister's house to pick up some young collard plants. Since the temps have dropped it's time to get those babies in the ground.
Each time we visit for one thing, we leave with five things. Not only did we get enough collards to feed a third-world country, but we also got clumps of flowers, seeds, and other goodies.
As we got ready to leave, I looked over in one of her sister's flower beds and saw daisies. While she chatted, I stepped over and snapped a pic of this little beauty.
I'm hope by next fall, we'll have clumps of these babies of our own.
Each time we visit for one thing, we leave with five things. Not only did we get enough collards to feed a third-world country, but we also got clumps of flowers, seeds, and other goodies.
As we got ready to leave, I looked over in one of her sister's flower beds and saw daisies. While she chatted, I stepped over and snapped a pic of this little beauty.
I'm hope by next fall, we'll have clumps of these babies of our own.
Sunshine on stalks. I hope you grow clumps of them too. And I hope Jilda is much better.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to those yellow daisies growing in your flower garden next year. Are you transplanting a clump or saving the seeds?
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julia
It's a good time to plant now. It's sounds like you have some work ahead of you there. Lots of folks are planting tulip and daffodils bulbs here for flowers int Spring. Flowers are so cheerful and sunny and always make me smile!
ReplyDeleteOh, the beauty of a simple daisy!!
ReplyDeleteCollards! Lots of good memories there.
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