Thanks for another inspiring, interesting and informative article.
I have three little bluestems who would probably enjoy having these neighbors to cosy up to. They're lovely and completely new to me. Wonderful, thanks again!
thank you for sharing this plant with my little bluestem in my prairie garden... I don't think it made it with the drought and all. but i like the thought that it was properly 'companioned' for the summer for it's best chance! xoxo
Lovely. Now I’m on a mission to see if I can spot some already growing on our farm. If so, I’ll collect seeds to plant near our many clumps of little bluestem. Thanks for sharing!
Oooooooooo.......Only a Tinkerbell could make such close and tender observations of the miniscule events ever occurring in the woods. Only the keenest-eye and loving heart could notice these precious and amazing details! You, Diane, are Mom Nature's alert steward of Her
miniature realms.
Ever am I stunned by the infinitely varied ways She has to express Herself. And you, dear Diane, are clearly part of this mini-drama... certainly not simply an observer.
It feels like I have been given New Eyes, and surely fresh appreciation for the mini-drama going on "under our noses!!"
Well, how WONderful, that a pretty delicate plant like this actually LIKES grass! I happen to have three little bluestems just ready for them. Thanks, Diane, for another inspirational and enjoyable read.
Isn't nature wonderful!! Such a lovely little and unique plant. Thank you!!
Thanks for another inspiring, interesting and informative article.
I have three little bluestems who would probably enjoy having these neighbors to cosy up to. They're lovely and completely new to me. Wonderful, thanks again!
thank you for sharing this plant with my little bluestem in my prairie garden... I don't think it made it with the drought and all. but i like the thought that it was properly 'companioned' for the summer for it's best chance! xoxo
Lovely. Now I’m on a mission to see if I can spot some already growing on our farm. If so, I’ll collect seeds to plant near our many clumps of little bluestem. Thanks for sharing!
Oooooooooo.......Only a Tinkerbell could make such close and tender observations of the miniscule events ever occurring in the woods. Only the keenest-eye and loving heart could notice these precious and amazing details! You, Diane, are Mom Nature's alert steward of Her
miniature realms.
Ever am I stunned by the infinitely varied ways She has to express Herself. And you, dear Diane, are clearly part of this mini-drama... certainly not simply an observer.
It feels like I have been given New Eyes, and surely fresh appreciation for the mini-drama going on "under our noses!!"
Thank you, Diane!
Well, how WONderful, that a pretty delicate plant like this actually LIKES grass! I happen to have three little bluestems just ready for them. Thanks, Diane, for another inspirational and enjoyable read.