There are not any flowers outside right now since it very much winter here in Northern New York. Inside I do not have any flowering plants this year. However, I did find this sweet white flower growing in the pot of one of the two Ficus trees I brought inside for the winter. Actually this flower looks very familiar. I think it is in the Nightshade family( but not the toxic one.) I see it frequently in my veggie garden when I am pulling weeds in the summer. It must have seeded itself in the tree's pot.
I am so cheered to find this brave little blossom that has hitchhiked its way into my house and brought us a bit of summer. Thank you Sally for setting us on a search for flowers this week as part of your Focus On Life challenge.
Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them. A. A. Milne
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That is really sweet:-)
ReplyDeletewhat a brave, little treasure!! wish it could know its photo is beaming around the world...
ReplyDeletegreat photo :)
Love the sweet simplicity of this and so lovely for it to be the star of the show instead of a nuisance!
ReplyDeleteA little reminder that spring will come again and winter will melt away. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little flower to have sitting in your house this time of year.
ReplyDeletelove this! a secret little stowaway to survive a cold cold winter!
ReplyDeleteI love your hitchhiker! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful hitch hiker! Last year a grew flax in the pot with my spider plant, all from dumping the water from my bird's water dish in there! I knew it was flax when the beautiful blue flowers showed up!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet surprise - and a lovely one at that! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!!
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Wow, that's amazing! Just when you needed a flower! It's funny, too!
ReplyDeleteLovely in it's simplicity.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to find a little flower in an unexpected place. And in the middle of winter, too. All the more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat quote is so true! What a bright little volunteer you found there! It looks like a star.
ReplyDeleteBirds introduced columbine and foxglove to my garden. I have a terrible habit to wait to see 'what will happen' when I find new 'weeds' growing in my garden. Some then become horrible pests as they go to seed while I'm not watching. But others, others I gladly share my garden with them.
Love it and your quote is perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely surprise to find! Some of the prettiest flowers are weeds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little surprise
ReplyDeletesneaky little hitchhicker in the best of ways. Now that he's found out I hope he gets to stay, he's quite handsome!
ReplyDeleteAround here there are some kind of weeds that bloom with purple flowers and it can make a field look beautiful and I really enjoy them but apparently the farmers do not so they get rounded up! I liked how you characterized your little flower as a hitchhiker, so cute!
ReplyDeleteWell that was the sweetest little thing I've seen today! Nature thrives!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable story. I can just hear it saying, "Haha, I got away with it!"
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful surprise! =)
ReplyDeleteIt all depends on context, doesn't it - the when and where of that seed growing. There are weeds that I love to see in my flowerbeds and garden, but others need to sprout elsewhere to be survive. Love your photo of this little one. Andrea
ReplyDeleteA lovely stowaway!
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