Ha-ha! But I actually like weeds. They are what's natural in the world, not all these manicured lawns everyone wants to create. I'm a believer in nurturing the wild side. Love lantana. Recently took a picture of a very pretty purple one. :)
I used to grow Lantana, and have one in a pot now. They are very easy to take care of - not a lot of maintenance, except pruning - and the flowers are very pretty. I like the saying on your photo...sooo true! I needed that reminder. Have a lovely day, Kathleen.
Tammy I totally agree with you! God doesn't consider any of His plants to be weeds,noxious or otherwise, and I am happy having anything green and pretty in my garden.
Oh I love Lantana, Kathleen, but unfortunately it is considered a noxious week where I live, otherwise I would plant it in my garden!
ReplyDeleteGood thought! I've never grown Lantana plants; they do well in dry spells? It's neat how there is more than one color on the same plant.
ReplyDeleteHa-ha! But I actually like weeds. They are what's natural in the world, not all these manicured lawns everyone wants to create. I'm a believer in nurturing the wild side. Love lantana. Recently took a picture of a very pretty purple one. :)
ReplyDeleteI used to grow Lantana, and have one in a pot now. They are very easy to take care of - not a lot of maintenance, except pruning - and the flowers are very pretty. I like the saying on your photo...sooo true! I needed that reminder. Have a lovely day, Kathleen.
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Marianne xo
That's a beautiful Lantana flower and a nice verse!
ReplyDeleteTammy I totally agree with you! God doesn't consider any of His plants to be weeds,noxious or otherwise, and I am happy having anything green and pretty in my garden.
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