Thursday, July 28, 2011
Meadow, Part I
Now that the meadow has been cleared of autumn olive, its main botanical residents are grasses, milkweed and beautiful, persistent clumps of alfalfa from back when it was a hayfield--which was before it was a cornfield! That's what I mean by 'persistent.' I seeded one corner of the meadow with wildflowers and native grasses, and there the daisies are floating on the surface like fallen leaves on a pond, and the coneflowers are coming on, but I'll save that corner for another day.
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You are about 3 weeks behind us. I took a lot of photos of milkweed back then...they're all seed pods today...
ReplyDeleteI saw first tiny seed pods forming yesterday on plants in town. Those in our meadow are later than others because of the June mowing.
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