Within a couple hours she was gone.
Goodbye, big girl. I hope you are happy in your new home. May you stretch your roots now.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Goodbye, Honeysuckle
She didn't fit in the terra cotta pot we bought for her years ago. Her roots were craving land. She was too big for our balcony. We gave her a trim. We took her out of her pot and placed her in a Trader Joe's bag. It hurt too much to place her in a trash can. We put a sign on the bag, took her outside, and hoped for the best.
Within a couple hours she was gone.
Goodbye, big girl. I hope you are happy in your new home. May you stretch your roots now.
Within a couple hours she was gone.
Goodbye, big girl. I hope you are happy in your new home. May you stretch your roots now.
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Con mas espacio va a poder estirarse y crecer como cuando cabia en la maceta y se llenaba de flores y de colibries. Va a estar bien =)
ReplyDeleteEs una lástima que no siempre podamos imponer nuestras necesidades personales al medio natural. Quizá debe ser así.
ReplyDeleteUna forma preciosa de quitarla de vuestro balcón sin matarla. Os honra.
Me encantan las plantas. La madreselva (así le dicen aquí) tiene flores de un perfume delicioso. Me la traería a mi casa para plantarla en mi jardín... :)
ReplyDelete¡Muy buena tu idea para encontrarle otro hogar!
Es una pena, pero seguro que estará bien!
Saludos cordiales
to all:
ReplyDeletei miss my girl :(
Dile que venga para acá!!
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