Fo-Ti Sure we’d lost her last winter, this medicinal Chinese plant a friend for seventeen years, in a pot cut back to a dead-looking shred We moved and fed her provided a trellis to climb Fo-Ti gone wild now we scramble to contain her
Thank you, Dennis. I am not an outdoor gardener--my back won't allow that kind of physical work, so my husband tends the Fo-Ti--but I do love houseplants.
Seeing a plant grow so wild after looking completely dead gives a lot of hope, Didi. It shows that life holds onto its strength deep inside, even when the winter is very harsh. It is a beautiful sign for the household.
Yay, Fo-Ti! And you for thinking to move her to a place she clearly loves!
That would be my sweet husband. I can't garden at all any more. We wonder if her secret name is Kudzu and she's going to overtake our home!
The tenacity of life is extraordinary, and you captured that beautifully. And our relationships to plants---you sound like you have it.
Thank you, Dennis. I am not an outdoor gardener--my back won't allow that kind of physical work, so my husband tends the Fo-Ti--but I do love houseplants.
only flow...deathlifedeathlife all at once...
So true. Feeling that rather heavily these days! Thank you for your contribution, but I missed one this month, so feel free to halve it next month.
with love,
Amrita
Seeing a plant grow so wild after looking completely dead gives a lot of hope, Didi. It shows that life holds onto its strength deep inside, even when the winter is very harsh. It is a beautiful sign for the household.
Pranam,Choti Bhai
May it be so! Blessings, Choti Bhai.
Thank you for your blessings, Didi. Please take care of your health.