in my Open Bar of Joy...
No it's not raining
See that woodbine and grape mixture
climbing up my chimney
It's gone now, but that's not what's wrong
Oh dear, must I tell you that I got a bit
intoxicated with joy today happily removing
this overgrown monster off of my house
and in my euphoria I mistakenly snipped...
and I knew the minute I did it...I think the plant cried out! I do!
I snipped my second year Sweet Autumn Clematis vine!
It was just about to burst open in bloom...last year there were no blooms,
but this year...it was loaded...and now I have to close the Open Bar of Joy
for a funeral........
Look at you...a second blog! This site looks great and I wish you continued blog joy or any joy for that matter.
ReplyDeleteOne snip too many...I've been there and done that...Clematis no less!!
Oh no! Oh well what's done is done. I was cutting back potato vine once and snipped right through the tv aerial cable.
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ReplyDeleteOh Suz, I know how you felt, When even one of my african violets show signs of dieing I over kill it trying to nurse it back to health.
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ReplyDeleteI came to see what was blooming in your garden. Yes, I once cut the ivy from my front porch. It was beautiful, and it had taken many years to grow, in an instant I cut it down. What was I thinking? I was sorry forever.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you shine like the flower after rain...
ReplyDeleteSuz~
ReplyDeleteI am so so so sorry that you clipped your clematis vine. That is so sad. I know how you feel as I clipped off the tip of my baby finger one time. Big ouch and ohmy had to go to the ER.
Cory/Dogwood
Sad sad thing to happen, so sorry for you.
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