
a few weeks ago, i saw someone at the farmer's market selling sweet annie seedlings. they looked just like those mysterious plants on my porch. then, i put it all together: i had hung the dried sweet annie, that shawn and denise gave us last year, out on our porch light.

it had been inside all winter, but had lost its fragrance, and was beginning to annoy me. i hung it outside in the early spring. the seeds had blown down, into that pot, and sprouted. voila! sweet annie in a pot.
2 comments:
How "sweet"!! What is sweet annie, anyhow? It's leaves look so pretty, but does it flower or is it an herb?
My first guess was Queen Anne's lace because we have them all over our yard. ;) Glad you pieced 2 and 2 together and found out what it was. I love things that self-seed.
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