“The flower is the poetry of reproduction.  It is an example of the eternal seductiveness of life.”

~Jean Giraudoux

I’ve lost a bit of that sense of the eternal seductiveness in the last 24 hours, struggling with some wretched virus or something that wants to grab hold of me.

Today was slated for starting the first of the lettuce seedlings.  I got as far as filling the fiber flats with seed-starting medium… and then called it a day.

I’ll just go and rest now, with a fistful of new seed packets to mull over as I drift off to sleep.

Related Posts with Thumbnails

No Responses to “poetry”

Comments (14)
  1. Autumn Belle says:

    Its a beautiful flower to start off the day. A morning glory – a apt name for a flower that opens every morning to brighten up our day.

  2. bangchik says:

    Flower has been described well…. Insects , admirers and gardeners had been seduced for zillion of years. But seduction itself is a skill to be mastered….. ~bangchik

  3. Visually stunning and lovely poetry. Perfect. I hope you feel better with the new day! ;-) carol

  4. i hope you feel better soon!

  5. Talon says:

    Beautiful bloom. Feel better soon, Meredith. Rest, rest and more rest is called for.

  6. Lynn says:

    Yes – something is going around. I hope you feel better soon!

  7. elizabeth says:

    I hope you feel much better – very soon. Take care of yourself!

  8. Get some rest, take care of yourself — dream of big lettuce leaves and other goodies to come.

Leave a Reply

(required)

(required)

CommentLuv Enabled

Tags

wonder(5) winter(6) weather patterns of autumn(5) vines(5) vine(6) victory garden(31) the Victory Garden(11) The Four(5) sunlight(8) sunflower(5) spring(9) South Carolina Botanical garden(13) snow(6) seed saving(6) seeds(7) seed leaves(5) seasonal changes(6) saving seed(8) pollen(6) photography(4) perspective(5) paying attention(4) patience(5) parsley(4) organic gardening(36) organic garden(12) okra(6) National Breast Cancer Awareness Month(6) nasturtium(9) mystery(4) Mother Nature(4) Morning Glory Grandpa Ott(6) morning glory(9) morning glories(4) Love(8) Louisiana Purple-podded Pole Bean(4) living in the moment(5) lettuce seedlings(4) Leo Chapo(4) kitchen garden(29) joy(10) Ipomoea batatas 'Black Heart'(4) Ipomoea batatas(4) Ichiban eggplant(4) hummingbird(5) heritage(5) Herbs(5) heirloom vegetable(6) heirloom tomatoes(4) heirloom tomato(5) heirloom seed(5) heirloom okra(4) heirloom morning glory(7) heavy rain(4) heart(4) harvest(4) half-runner beans(11) growing heirloom vegetables(7) growing heirloom tomatoes(9) gratitude(14) gardening through the seasons(5) gardening for hummingbirds(4) garden(8) Foliage(5) Focus 2010(16) focus(7) Flowers(6) flowering vines(5) flowering vine(7) flower(4) Fife Creek Cowhorn okra(4) family heirloom seed(4) family heirloom(4) eggplant(4) easy to grow(5) drought(4) cucumber(4) crookneck squash(5) Cracoviensis(4) Costoluto Genovese(4) cosmos(5) compost pile(4) Christina Martin(5) Cherokee Purple(7) changing seasons(4) cardinal climber vine(17) cardinal climber(12) Capturing Beauty's Rainbow Challenge(18) cabbage transplants(5) bumblebee(7) breast cancer awareness(4) breast cancer(4) blossom(7) bee(9) Beauty(90) basil(5) awareness(4) autumn in the garden(6) autumn color(5) autumn(4)
© 2013 The Enchanted Earth Suffusion WordPress theme by Sayontan Sinha
Rss Feed Tweeter button Facebook button Reddit button Delicious button Digg button Stumbleupon button