This is the blog of Kelly Jennings, science fiction writer.
My yard is filled with violets:
Also bees, though I didn't get a picture of those.
The second one is ipheion, also called starflower. I planted some pink ones in my yard last year!https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?kempercode=q760
Thank you! Mine seem to be growing wild, and they're very pretty.
They naturalize easily, which is to say, if you have one, they spread everywhere! Makes them a great spring yard flower. (They're native to South America, so someone probably planted one in the distant past.)
The second one is ipheion, also called starflower. I planted some pink ones in my yard last year!
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Thank you! Mine seem to be growing wild, and they're very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThey naturalize easily, which is to say, if you have one, they spread everywhere! Makes them a great spring yard flower. (They're native to South America, so someone probably planted one in the distant past.)
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