“They should get rid of all these weeds in these plants,” she said.
but i liked the way it looked,
exactly as it was–
beautiful weeds and all
Weeds
“They should get rid of all these weeds in these plants,” she said.
but i liked the way it looked,
exactly as it was–
beautiful weeds and all
spanishwoods 
I love how it looks too.
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Something charming about it…
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It looks absolutely beautiful and like meant to be there! Good that you left it!
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Well, it wasn’t mine to take out. We were visiting an old greenhouse. Most of it was rough around the edges, but I loved it all the more for being that way.
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Ah, I see! 😊
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I like them too! 🙂
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They’re quite lovely, right?
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The weeds fill out the bowls, and look fine to me also! 🙂
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Even weeds can be beautiful 🙂 Interesting how much our thoughts on “beauty” are what we know in our minds and not what we just see with our eyes or the soulfulness of simple things.
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Exactly. Good to look thro the eyes of a child now and then and re-see the world 🙂
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I totally agree with keeping the clovers where they are! 🙂
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Yes, they add so much interest and contrast to the other textures. 🙂
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Perfect just the way they are… like nature’s creatures untouched by man! 🙂
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Yes.
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Excellent!
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Thank you!
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They’re beautiful!
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I agree. 🙂
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A weed is just a flower in the wrong place. Obviously these are in the right place. Sally
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I love that Sally. 🙂
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Exactly — what weeds??? It’s a full and lovely creation.
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It’s interesting how many people have expressed that sentiment responding to this post. When I voiced it at the greenhouse I was met with some shaking of heads. The general “shabbiness” of the place made me like it so much. But, that very same thing had the opposite effect on one of my companions.
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A great example that we see beauty in different ways.
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Clover is a nitrogen-fixing plant–I’m guessing the cacti don’t mind it there, either!
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Right!
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I agree, it looks beautiful the way it is. Love that clover.
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Thank you!
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Yay for weeds!
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🙂
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What is a weed anyway…
Something growing where somebody doesnt want it to. To everyone else its ok where it is.
A rose growing in a field of corn is a weed.
Now theres a photo…
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Absolutely true.
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The weeds look like shamrocks.
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Yes they are clovers. Pretty, right?
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yes
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And it’s edible, nice and tart 🙂
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I had no idea.
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Lovely, and a proper rebuke to the arbitrary ways in which we humans often categorize. Thanks for that reminder, and for the beautiful images.
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Thank you for stopping by today.
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I am with you, why remove such beauties! I like the way they have made place for themselves with such aesthetic appeal.
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Yes, exactly.
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Red Clover is considered a healing herb. It has many uses including balancing estrogen in women, especially menopausal women. And it’s a liver cleanser. I take a red clover extract every day. Plus I love finding 4-leaf clovers.
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