The
phlox seeds are reaching maturity, clusters of brown spherical pods that sit on
top of the plants as remnants of where not too long ago their blossoms of pinks
and whites lay resplendent for the hummingbirds.
Now in
the warmth of the September sun, on particularly still days we have begun to
hear them popping open, one or two every few minutes. The seed is flung wide,
leaving the sere brown husk to fall lightly down to the ground.
Notes:
Pumpkins
on display at the farm.
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