Unbeknownst to me, some of the evening primrose seeds tagged along when I dug up my roses when I moved. Not many, but enough for a small bouquet in my favorite pitcher.
Here's a shot of the evening primroses in 2007 at my old house.
Other garden updates.
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1 year ago today, 5 months of wash for $5, Homemade Laundry Detergent.
2 years ago today, a reader makes my recipe for ca ri ga (Vietnamese chicken curry).
3 years ago today, my oldest uncle's wife's banh xeo (Vietnamese sizzling crepes).
Tagged along? No, no, they knew what they were doing. They hitched a ride to a new locale and begin their conquest of the new territory! It took me years to eradicate this delicate but tenacious plant.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's lovely! I like garden surprises. I repotted some herbs and thought summer here had killed of the lemon balm, but up it popped in my compost. Hurrah!
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty. My garden needs some cheering up!
ReplyDeleteNikki,
ReplyDeleteHaha. I wonder how the renters at my old house are appreciating the evening primroses then.
Oanh,
I had a tomato plant growing out of the side of my compost bin once. That was a nice surprise!
W&S,
I need to start figuring out what to do with my new garden! Wonder if any evening primroses hitchhiked to the new place.