I certainly never thought of Forget-Me-Nots as a plant that bloomed throughout the summer, but the ones I transplanted from a friend's cottage landscape where they were growing wild certainly have.
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It is well past the spring blooming period I expect to find them in, so you can imagine my surprise and delight to see these delicate beauties making an appearance to brighten up my end of season garden.
Out of season blooms can be some of the most magical, catching one unawares and reminding us that nature is never fully predictable.
So tender.. I do hope you will share with I Heart Macro too:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping in Laura, I have now shared with I Heart Macro as well.
DeleteOh, I love forget-me-nots!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great colour, aren't they Pam? Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteWe don't have many blooms right not, but my geraniums and dahlias are still trudging along. - Margy
ReplyDeleteMargy, great to hear you still have some colour as well!
DeleteI have a love-hate relationship with FMN because they are so invasive, but they are also so pretty. The purple color is unusual.
ReplyDeleteInvasive? Oh I certainly hope so. :)
DeleteHow lovely...:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping in and commenting Priyashi, it is always nice to have new visitors.
DeleteThanks for letting me know Felicia, it is good to know that mine are not acting too strangely.
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