Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I love that you have such a fun for extreme opposites in the same plant. It’s kind of like an oxymoron I guess. It sounds like your friend really rubbed off on you.
I have a bit of nostalgia and a love for perennial plants—those that stand the test of time. When I stumbled upon your post, it immediately drew me in. It's distilled from your 20+ years of gardening experience!
"Foxglove is like her family living memories, carrying stories across generations."
I love this!
I learned so much about this flower from your posts, it's so beautiful, both poison and medicine, as well as food for pollinators. Its connection to your family history is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I love that you have such a fun for extreme opposites in the same plant. It’s kind of like an oxymoron I guess. It sounds like your friend really rubbed off on you.
I have a bit of nostalgia and a love for perennial plants—those that stand the test of time. When I stumbled upon your post, it immediately drew me in. It's distilled from your 20+ years of gardening experience!
"Foxglove is like her family living memories, carrying stories across generations."
I love this!
I learned so much about this flower from your posts, it's so beautiful, both poison and medicine, as well as food for pollinators. Its connection to your family history is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it!