There is a very old cabin a short walk from the cabin where I live. It’s believed that it was last occupied in the 1950s. In going back through deeds, I can trace the cabin to 1905 but it is possible that it is older than that. The paper trail ends leaving no more hints.
If only the resident flowers could talk. Planted with care long ago. Poet’s Narcissus (Narcissus poeticus) would have so much to say.
I look forward to these flowers blooming in April. Perhaps I could start the conversation and see if I get a reply.
6 responses to “Floral Witnesses Of History”
I’ve got a few ready to bust open. Wish they could tell me how they survived being that I thought I dug them up for an azalea patch.
Hi Bonnie,
The ways of nature. A total mystery!
So very glad to have you reading my posts — after all these years!
Bren
Thank you Brenda! I think we made it 🤗
Joanne, thanks so very much for your wonderful patience!
I appreciate so much having you read my posts!
Bren
My favorite for its singular beauty.
Buddy, surely a beautiful flower!
Thanks so much for reading my posts. It means the world to me!
Bren