7/31/23

A THIEF IN THE NIGHT

After a disappointing start to my efforts to grow wildflowers, some flowers started to bloom, and I was excited to see what this big bud would turn out to be. However, when I went out on the balcony to check on it a couple of days later, it was gone. Not dead or dried up, but gone without a trace.

If I hadn't taken this picture that proved it had been there, I would think maybe my mind was playing tricks on me and I had only imagined it. 




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6 comments:

  1. Ginny Hartzler8/1/23, 12:54 AM

    Deer, slugs, raccoons??

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  2. Mari8/1/23, 10:04 AM

    I bet something ate it. Such a disappointment!

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  3. photowannabe8/1/23, 1:44 PM

    Oh no!!!! Now that's just not fair. Something had a delicious meal..Boo
    Sue

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  4. Aritha Vermeulen8/1/23, 2:12 PM

    O no! A strong wind can sometimes uproot an entire plant, especially if it doesn't have deep roots. In such cases, you might find that it's now blooming in someone else's garden.

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  5. Veronica Lee8/5/23, 2:04 AM

    Oh no! I hope it wasn't picked by someone.

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