FOTD – June 17 – QUEEN ANNE’S LACE

Last year, we let the Queen Anne’s Lace grow without interference. This year, there are many more than last year. Practically a whole garden full, now plentifully mixed with long, golden daylily buds. If the sun shines tomorrow, it’s going to be stunning.

It’s a prettier flower than it seemed at first. Its foliage looks almost like ferns. One of the truly great things about growing wildflowers is that they are so well-adapted to surviving in our climate and soil. They struggle on despite low rain fail, late or early frosts, and other gardening lacks.

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