Look what I found today!
Angela (Zone 8B Texas)
5 years ago
It’s not mine, but I sure wish it was! I have never seen one this size in person
before. It was sitting outside a yogurt shop. Would love to know what color the blooms are
so i will be watching it when I am
in the area.
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greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
5 years agoAngela (Zone 8B Texas)
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look what I found today!
Comments (13)I had a similar experience last week. I saw the caterpillars, lots of them, but could never see a chrysalis. Last week, I saw one one my hollyhock, which was at least three feet from the butterfly bush, and wondered how it got there. I was watching it for a few days when we had quite a storm one night, and it was gone the next day - probably blown/washed away. I never got around to getting a pic. but it looked exactly like yours....See MoreLook what I found today at the farmer's market
Comments (7)Beautiful sunset, beautiful Queen's Wreath. This flowering vine has captured part of my heart. I will be getting one from a gardening friend here in FL Gard. and I am thankful for her generosity. I look forward to watching it grow and blooming for the first time. Enjoy your new beauty and the fantastic sunsets. FlowerLady...See MoreLook what i found today!!!!
Comments (19)I love how mother nature created critters to blend in so well in their home. We get some type that's all white and fuzzy. Last summer one of my grands broke out in a rash all over..turns out it was from the fuzzy caterpiller. He didn't touch it but was looking at it and it was a windy day. Beautiful picture you've shared. Thank You....See MoreLook what I found today!
Comments (46)This has been fun, Sherry. I have been sharing it with my grandchildren who had a gazillion questions every time with every new picture-which is fine!! Today's comment from the five year old: "Caterpillars are so yucky ugly but they sure know how to turn out pretty!" Thank you for keeping up with this and sharing it. It was very special....See MoreAngela (Zone 8B Texas)
5 years ago
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