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When I was a faculty wife in Singapore, I lived on the campus, and was the secretary of the gardening club. When I left, I left behind a legacy of greens and trees. Here is a fern garden I left behind.
17 comments:
People leave all kinds of things behind … but gifts of nature are often the best. :)
a FINE legacy.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
That's just invading my garden ! sigh !
Scarecrows in the middle of the town is to chase the tourists away (hehe) No it was an exposition.
Your ferns were beautiful.
There are some ferns that can be eaten this one my mom used to plant it on a pot and it's very pretty.
ABC Wed
Wonderful choice.
The most ancient of plants, a nice gift of greenery.
Joy
ABC Team
But I return you with all the ferns from my blogs.
This is your legacy, and my obligation.
These are beautiful ferns. You made a lasting contribution to that campus.
I think ferns are some of the best foliage ever. Your pictures are so nice.
I have one boston fern in my back yard.
F for fern. I didn't think of that. I was thinking of Flowers and Fall but didn't join in the end.
The butterflies are probably around because of Cosmos, Zinnia and the various fruit trees that I grow. I have a few other flowering plants but at the moment Cosmos is about to take over the garden.
I love the frothiness of ferns.
What a wonderful way to be remembered.. good for you, Ann.
hugs,
Pam
Beautiful! Ferns always feel magical to me.
the ferns are beautiful, we have a yard full of them, sorry you had to leave them behind, but you did leave a wonderful garden for others.
the purple trumpet is deadly if ingested, so yes, the dogs would have to eat it or chew the leaves
No, to answer your question, the ground doesn't shake when the jets fly over our heads. They seem close though and the engine noise is loud.
I have some ferns but not too much luck with them growing.
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