Today is Monday, September 28th and I realize the last time I published a post here on Blogger was on
Sunday, September 20th 2020. Eight days is certainly not a long duration but if you follow this blog regularly, you know that I publish on a more frequent basis, so I aplogize to those of you who may have been expecting content during my mini absence. In any event, as of today, it will be three weeks since 2020's
Labor Day. My
blog entry for that holiday discusses the question of wearing white after this holiday passes (in any given year) from the point of view of Jewel, the
Muscovy duck seen in the next image.
After all, she wears white throughout the year. (Stories about her are featured story in volume three of my book series,
Words In Our Beak).
As you may know, dear reader, the stories within these books are all set in
my rooftop garden. This is a place where various flora wear white after Labor Day, in fact in the case of my fall blooming
anemone variety, known as 'Honorine Jobert' (and seen below), only begins to show her colors after Labor Day has come and gone.
At the time my
Words In Our Beak series was published, I was not growing anemones, but during those years I did admire this flower variety whenever I saw it flourishing within gardens in my 'hood and nearby parks.
I have other white flowers that bloom in my garden and they are ones which grow on my vine known as an
Sweet Autumn Clematis. They are just starting to bloom, so stay tuned and I will post photographs of them in the not too distance future.
Meanwhile, if you'd like to read more about the Autumn Clematis, she is featured in volume two of my book series...
... and you can also learn about this vine by watching my garden-themed movie, T
he Kiwi Speaks! Fifteen Minutes of Fame...almost.
This movie is available for viewing on
Vimeo as well as
You Tube.
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