Leafy Pages
BreePersonal field notes about experiment and discoveries of the wonders of nature in the dirt of my backyard, a perennial journey of tending garden of plants and my soul.
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Paradoxical Joy
The Longest Bloom
The temperatures have dropped below 5°C some nights. I moved my tender plants indoors last week, leaving the annual pansies outside to wind down. Yet, despite their paper-thin petals, they stay put, greeting me...
White: for bad and for good
Infected cosmos
After rooting out a bunch of infected, store-bought cosmos in mid-September, I assumed the danger had passed. I mistakenly thought the fungus wouldn’t spread between different cultivars. By late September, however, a...
Fall colors: October 21, 2026
Most flowers in my garden have faded now. But at a new park on a large, engineered open-air meadow, it felt like autumn was just starting with splashes of wildflowers.
Plants in the open space like roadsides, parks usually finish the seaso...
Fall colors: October 16, 2026
Wild Beauties
Sumacs and Virginia creepers are bursting into vibrant colors, brightening up the cloudy days. I was drawn to the lively colors of these two plants, so I kept them when they sprouted as volunteers three years ago.
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Sumac Leaves: Color Decoding
One of a kind colors
I collected these leaves from the young sumac tree in the backyard this morning. Their colors are stunning. No two leaves are alike; each brings me a unique feeling.
- #1: Dark spots on bright red and wa...
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plant and color lover with an inquisitive mind.
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