I just love your blog and photography Patricia! I love flowers for one, and on this one I love Larkspur! I grew up with larkspur in my grandmothers flower garden, I really feel that it is such an under utilized flower in today’s gardens. At the time, I could not understand why my grand mother would pull up these masses of flowers in the perennial beds, she would let them go to seed, shake them out over the flower beds for next summer. Her in Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley I rarely see Larkspur in the garden.
Thank you for bringing back such happy memories to me this morning!
I just love your blog and photography Patricia! I love flowers for one, and on this one I love Larkspur! I grew up with larkspur in my grandmothers flower garden, I really feel that it is such an under utilized flower in today’s gardens. At the time, I could not understand why my grand mother would pull up these masses of flowers in the perennial beds, she would let them go to seed, shake them out over the flower beds for next summer. Her in Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley I rarely see Larkspur in the garden.
Thank you for bringing back such happy memories to me this morning!
Thank you very much for your kind words Mitchell! I appreciate them greatly.