Jul 22
I clipped some of our overgrown turks cap and firewheel flowers. I made a bouquet and placed it in our living room 💐.
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I clipped some of our overgrown turks cap and firewheel flowers. I made a bouquet and placed it in our living room 💐.
Cultivated Autumn Sage and Turks Cap
This is one of my tiny gulf fritillary friends enjoying turks cap nectar 🥀🦋
These are some turks cap fruits (Malvaviscus arboreus) from my garden. They resemble little red pumpkins to me 🙂.
My daughter and I just watched a hummingbird visit the turks cap flowers in our garden 😍. We watched her or him through the backyard window. I wish we had been outside. It was like watching a little fairy ✨. I had decided to grow the native turks cap to attract & feed them, so this was a wonderful result💚.
A gray hairstreak butterfly (Strymon melinus) was enjoying my turks cap flowers (Malvaviscus arboreus) this morning 🥀🦋
The first turks cap fruit has appeared in my garden. The inside is white, starchy, and tastes like a mild green apple.
I picked blue butterfly pea and red turks cap flowers from my garden this morning 💙❤️