Such a hardy, interesting plant/flower. At the end of last Summer, by mistake, I sprayed all my flowers with weed killer thinking I was spraying insect killer. Some of the plants, I wasn’t so concerned about since they were annuals anyway, but I’d had these plants for quite a few years when a co-worker friend gave me a start, and I was sure they were done. The looked really sick, and even this Spring they looked not so great, but little by little, they came came back.
Just like people, you can’t keep a good, hardy person down. They’ll perk back up after a fall even if it takes a bit to recover. I know some people that are like that. You think they’re defeated for sure, but they just keep going, and they keep going with a good heart and spirit.
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Peabea 🙂
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Never seen them in bloom! Wonderful!
That Golden texture really highlights the softness of image ad flowers!
Hi Peabea (what a lovely and merry nickname), thanks so much for visiting AND even leaving a comment on my blog! That gave me the chance to come and see you and admire the beautiful images you share on your blog. It makes me want to grab my camera immediately and make every little flower in my garden a star… But I couldn’t top yours, so I just leave it ;-).
Greets, Manu
Hi, I am back. Thanks for your comment.
Wonderful photo of the Hens & Chicks flowers. I have seldom seen their flowers. Beautiful.
What dainty little flowers. You must be relieved that they’ve come back. They are hardy!
I have some of these, too, and it’s good to know they are so hardy. Thanks for your post, I needed to hear your words today.
Wow! I didn’t know these plants had such lovely blooms.
never seen one bloom before. and yes, so much about life we can learn from our gardens. thank you for sharing. 🙂
I love your analogy. We can learn so many life lessons from nature, can’t we? I used to have hen and chicks too…..but I put them in the wrong place and they didn’t survive. I’m sure there is a lesson there as well! 🙂