Who says Florida doesn't have Kangaroos?!!
Knotweed.
(The best part of this tall plant who some might call invasive but not me...
is that it attracts butterflies-hundreds of them! This plant is 5' tall right now!)
If you look closely, you can see a sulphur butterfly on the bloom.
Kaleidoscope
Key. Keyhole. Knob.
Knitting!
This is a pair of socks for my grandson who's feet have passed mine already in length!
(Check out the other entries on Benita's blog.)
shocking, I'd have said that knitting takes first place:) and I have one of those kalanchoes... or rather I used to have one - by now I have at least 2-3 babies in every pot that is close enough!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you photography and post for. L.
ReplyDeleteYou did better than "OK"! I lived in FL a while back and the "Kangeroo Express" made me smile!
ReplyDeleteWe call that porter weed and I love it too because the butterflies love it
ReplyDeleteWell, that is a funny place to find a kangaroo!
ReplyDeleteWe grew koala chose once but they didn't fit in with the style of garden we have here: Australian natives in front, Japanese inspired pink, purple and white garden in back.
You did well to find so many things starting with K!