I’ve been weeding by type. With so many weeds, weeding by section wasn’t the name of the game for me.
That one. That one will spread like the dickens deep under ground if it continues to gather sunlight unchecked…
And then the next visit:
And you! You’ll go to seed in another two days whilst your neighbors will slowly crawl.
Not you, little radish, not last week, not yesterday, but today… yes, you.
Larkspur seeded next door seven years gone. Seeds saved six. Seeds sown five years ago. On their own hence.
I’ll hope to snag a few in a few weeks
To bring them back “home.”
Next door to where they first laid down
Before oft they went to roam.
Our mystery has bloomed. A mystery, to me, it remains.
This pollinator of the “tree” of perpetual chard (taller than me!) See?
Turn and look down the birds’ sunflower path.
The radish seeds bulge bigger than the broccoli.
And just as I crouched down to capture the half of society, this little flutterby appeared and perched so perfectly.
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