Wordless Wednesday: A comma. Not just punctuation
18 Wednesday Sep 2019
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What a zingy combination! 🙂
Inspiration for an arty project for you perhaps?!
Lovely. I haven’t seen one this year yet. Loads of peacocks and painted ladies though. 🙂
I love them all. Such cheerful visitors 🦋
I always think of our visit to Broughton Grange when I see a comma butterfly, Dorris, as that is where I saw my first one – not that I knew what it was till I got home and looked it up. That was a good day out and I would really like to repeat the experience, but it will have to be next year now
That was a great little outing. We should do one next year. And I want to come and see your garden
Are you still thinking of popping up in October…?
Sedums really do attract butterflies don’t they? Mine are such a joy to have after a hot summer when nothing wants to flower.
Oh they must be such good late summer show. You’ll have to divide them so that you have even more
Yes I do and make stem and leaf cuttings, they are very easy. I will divide all of the established ones as soon as they appear at the end of winter and then take cuttings if I do a Chelsea chop on some clumps.