Wordless Wednesday – Keeping a Low Profile
Outer Isles Gardening
Gardening in a Gale
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What a little beauty!
It looks very snug in there 😉 Meanwhile, I am waiting to see if the Ornithogalum that suddenly appeared in my garden last year will reappear…
I don’t think this one will be destined for the garden for a while yet. I like ornithogalums but most are too tall for the conditions here, but I’m very tempted to try. I’m sure your mystery plant will reappear – as a waif and stray it might have inadvertently arrived in the perfect garden.
Nothing perfect here, although I have to confess that if it does reappear (and I shall be happy for it to do so) I will actually move it somewhere else 😉