But I’m really not a gardener.* I’m a big fan of gardens, however, and especially a fan of the people who tend to them.
I’m in awe of those who seem innately to know what to do with plants and earth. I have no issues with getting dirty or digging in the dirt, but I need a lot of direction. In fact, put me to work in your garden if it means you’ll grant me permission to wander at will (just hold my hand a bit, and be patient with my questions).
I guess if I stayed in one place I could probably learn to tend a garden, but until then I will appreciate other people’s gardens.
I could sit in this particular garden all evening and listen to all the humming of activity, watch the sun move over this plot as it tucks in for the night.
*I might have identified some plants incorrectly here. Again, I’m no gardener. But I’m trying to learn the names of the things I appreciate.
I dream of sumac and milkweed (and other wild things) 
Foxglove, purple coneflower, yes it’s yarrow, moonbeam coreopsis, nicotiana, and yes lambs ears. 😉
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Ah, foxglove, not hollyhocks! And are you sure about the moonbeam coreopsis? From the photos I’m finding it doesn’t look quite the same. Thanks, Kathy!
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