Looking through the growth on my flower bed, I came across a lost begonia lying on some wood. It got to me.
I’ve become close to these flowers, sometimes, I think they have feelings. This beautiful flower was alone, and away from its plant, I just felt a sting in the heart.
I talked to it, reassured it, and said we would get her/him out of there and to a better place.
I do think that in order to have beautiful flowers, you just have to love them, no matter how strange it feels. And I do think they have feelings.
I cut the flower loose and set it on the top of the bed while I searched for a jar:
I can’t quite imagine myself doing this even a few years ago. Maria is rubbing off on me.
The begonia came inside, I put it on a mason jar with water and put it out in front of Maria’s place in the dining room.
She was happy to see it. I guess this was a begonia rescue.
The begonia’s last home is on the dining room table. All’s well.
PBS is showing David Attenborough’s 5-part documentary The Green Planet, described as “planet Earth from the perspective of plants.” It is extraordinary. Highly recommend!
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