When we first moved here in 1983, this was one of the few flowering plants in the yard: Star of Bethlehem. It was all over the yard, but had a pretty flower; I've gradually pulled it out to replace it with other things. Of course, it's a non-native species and it's very aggressive.
"An Old Lady's Game"? What's that? In Retirement, going after the interests I never "had time for": travel, gardens, reading, sewing, "family history play", taking photos, etc.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Turns out: it's a weed!
When we first moved here in 1983, this was one of the few flowering plants in the yard: Star of Bethlehem. It was all over the yard, but had a pretty flower; I've gradually pulled it out to replace it with other things. Of course, it's a non-native species and it's very aggressive.
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