We have passed the Summer solstice and so are heading towards Winter again. But before we turn fully away from the Spring here is that familiar transition from Winter to Summer as expressed by the interwoven wisteria and jacaranda. The blossoms come, the leaves come, the blossoms fall, the leaves come… the blossoms fall but… Continue reading 4 stages to Summer
Tag: Jacaranda
Here we are in Winter– part 1
The wisteria has lost its foliage and the jacaranda is in the process of losing its. The chaotic frame of the wisteria is revealed hanging over, weaving through the branches of its host. My eye wants to find some sort of order or logic to it but there is none other than a plant logic… Continue reading Here we are in Winter– part 1
To be together
The wisteria’s relationship with the jacaranda is ferocious. At this point in time, twenty years in the making, the wisteria’s grip on its support, to the human eye, looks muscular! First thin and lanky the treads of the wisteria snake up, circle around, the limbs of its host, towards the light. Equally addicted to the… Continue reading To be together
To allow to be
Plants are endlessly patient. Humans are endlessly impatient. Even if you strive to be patient, think you have mastered patience some new circumstance will arise and prove you have only scratched the surface. Plants always strive patiently for full expression within the circumstances they find themselves to have germinated. This is the nature of plants.On… Continue reading To allow to be