brokenseed
@brokenseed
claims to have hobbies, but mostly has a bunch of unfinished knitting projects
nice day to weed the garden. which is mostly taken up with sitting on my stool and watching bugs
surprise surprise lilies! i planted them in may, so i wasn't expecting them this year. so glad i saw them before the deer did!
the bee balm is seven feet tall, the new england asters think it's michaelmas, and i think the tiger swallowtails and skippers prefer cultivars. mess. 🌱
TIL there’s a snake plant on the porch in American Gothic, but I’m gonna pretend I already knew and just forgot.
Went with the 250th anniversary sticker in Spanish because it has a nice pebbley texture and the others didn't.
first orange coneflower, first surprise box turtle, first prickly pear blossom, and first black firefly
Yeah, this one wasn’t my best, and I was seriously annoyed it wasn’t my best. Rickey Henderson stealing 100 bases and no one else needs to run!
five days of rain made the leaves on the oakleaf hydrangea double in size! and left the choptank azalea with one non-sad bloom.
the pinkladies and canada anemone are evenly-matched, so i don't have to worry about this part of the flowerbed
Starting a conspiracy theory that the Exxon next to the Heritage Foundation that "journalists" love to take pictures of is keeping their prices artificially low bc they're usually as jacked up as the Exxon on Pennsylvania Ave SE
it's rainy and gross, so here's more azaleas from brighton dam and brookside gardens before the frost!
it's my fault for not covering the sensitive plants just in case, but I'm very annoyed that the japanese maple, redbuds, and crape myrtles all look like ass, but the clematis is fine and blooming early. it was a frost warning, not a hard freeze warning!!
woodland phlox next to a hosta in full midday sun, because i only make good decisions. of course they're doing better than the one i put in the shade 🙃
rare occasion on pinterest where i wish something were ai. only $685.71!
It was 86 yesterday. It was 73 at midnight. My head may actually explode from the weather change.
i forgot i had black-eyed susans right there when i planted the calico asters this spring and ran into some spacing issues! i think i like it, though.