You may recall that I was growing celery in a pot. It was doing so good until it started getting cold. I had to move it out of the kitchen window because it didn't seem to like how cold it was there. It sat on my kitchen counter for quite a while but kept getting in my way and I would have to move it. I finally got tired of moving it around all the time and moved it to my dining room table.
As the saying goes "out of sight, out of mind" and this happened
Celery art! Only you or the Mad One would have thought of this,
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting us know. Will you try another one when the weather warms up?
ReplyDeleteThe dried celery leaves have an interesting texture!
ReplyDeleteExperiments broaden our horizons…
ReplyDeleteI wish you a wonderful February.
Will you be watching any of the Olympic Games?
Yes! just what I would have done... the out of sight out of mind is killing the ferns on my front porch . these are really cool shots
ReplyDeleteAll things have the potential to be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh how sad. Love the photos though.
ReplyDeleteEverything has a lifespan. LOL
ReplyDeleteDon't feel bad...I do this a lot! Plants scream when I walk by...lolol
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Donna
Well done Ann
ReplyDeleteI like the creative photo shoot.
Hugs to you and Gibbs
Cecilia
That is exactly what happens to most of my plants
ReplyDeleteLove your "celery art".
ReplyDeleteSad for the celery but great for you taking artsy photos.
Sue
Love it! You took excellent photos of a dried up leaf/leaves and made them interesting. Out of sight out of mind, happens a lot around here :)
ReplyDeleteNice photo shoot but I'm sorry that you lost it.
ReplyDeleteOh too bad about the celery.
ReplyDeletehahaha...we will photograph anything, won't we??!! hahaha i too have grown celery with only a little success, try scallions/green onions. they grown really well!!
ReplyDeleteand the pictures are kind of pretty!!
DeleteI would think growing celery is hard. There is beauty in all stages of plant life, isn't there?!
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