The Art of Living and Dying all at the same time.

As performed by this Turkish Red.

The “Red Dress” is what we are calling it for now. I will bring you the joy of the most fragile flower I have ever encountered.

Turkish Red Poppy Flower Macro shot

And this is how it lives and dies all at the same time.

These flowers just opened up. The Plant has buds that are preparing to wake up. The foliage decided to adopt a weathered abstract look, rapidly wilting away.

I spent so much time devoted to my pretty red dress photo session that my cucumber got upset.

Give it up for the cucumber flower everybody!

A word of advice.

If you ever wonder about the aphids, which I know you do.

They have just as much appreciation for Opium as people Do.

Believe it or not, but it is very hard to fight nature. You are better off agreeing with it. Don’t worry about them, and they won’t ruin your garden.

Our contract was signed about a year ago. She confirmed our work environment and culture at the Garden Imperfect is something she has been looking for for some time. We are a great match! My mustard is her latest project.

On a personal note, I would like you to know, I value your work ethic and the superior level of service. Nice doing business with you!

Bee Pollinating the Mustard Plant

When a “flower” makes you feel like an insect. You have to start questioning your choices and rethink priorities in life.

This point was brought up to me by this 10-ft Sun Tree. I had to remind him I am not intimidated much by trees.

It just started to open up. I’ll keep you posted on the progress.

Meanwhile…

His Brother’s head is bigger than mine.

It’s not honey, but all I think about while looking at it is HONEY.

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2 thoughts on “The Art of Living and Dying all at the same time.”

  1. What a gorgeous flower. Is it a poppy

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