It is what I have always called a “fairy” – not sure what plant it comes from but it’s not a dandelion. All the branches come from one central point, whereas dandelions are all singular branches (if that makes sense).
They just float around in the air sometimes and I confess I have never wondered where they came from – isn’t that strange?
Yes, of course, I have lots of them here, in fact my property is called “Thistlemore” because of them. My brain really is suffering if I couldn’t make that connection 🙂
LOL. Couldn’t see the forest for the trees. 😀 Thistlemore is a lovely name, but thistles are so hard to get rid off. Many an hour I’ve spent hoeing out the dreaded saffron.
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Hi! What a lovely and inspiring haiku you came up with this week. Very good! 😀 ❤
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Thank you Vashti, you always say such nice things.
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I can’t help it. You’re that good. 🙂
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🙂 I bet you say that to all the writers 🙂 – I don’t mind if you do as they are all good too.
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Ha, ha! I actually don’t, but you’re right, there are a lot of good ones in my circle. 😉
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Lovely haiku about love! 🙂
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Thanks Elizabeth.
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Is that a dandelion? Very delicate imagery.
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It is what I have always called a “fairy” – not sure what plant it comes from but it’s not a dandelion. All the branches come from one central point, whereas dandelions are all singular branches (if that makes sense).
They just float around in the air sometimes and I confess I have never wondered where they came from – isn’t that strange?
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We called the scotch thistle thingies a fairy! That’s what it is, I’d say, from a thistle of some sort. They float around like that. I’m glad I asked.
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Yes, of course, I have lots of them here, in fact my property is called “Thistlemore” because of them. My brain really is suffering if I couldn’t make that connection 🙂
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LOL. Couldn’t see the forest for the trees. 😀 Thistlemore is a lovely name, but thistles are so hard to get rid off. Many an hour I’ve spent hoeing out the dreaded saffron.
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I have gradually pared their numbers down over the last 11 years.
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