–random spotting on the morning before your show–
in the distance, in the far bed, a beautiful bloom—it might be ‘Conestoga’–it IS ‘Conestoga’–with absolutely perfect petals, all seven of them
-at the base of a crepe myrtle tree, undisturbed since at least before the 2001 tornado, a bloom of ‘Quail.’ Not one bloom, not two blooms, but three blooms. All fully open One bloom has six petals, one bloom has five, and the third has four.
The first has six petals, the second
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