Sweet little Honeycup how graceful you arch your lovely red stemsYour waxy leaves so colorful in Fall and Winter too A rare and… More.

Tricky and prolific spreading into artful mounds Your colors are so variedmore than this small poemcould hope to carry When first we metyour… More.

(Bear Grass, Indian Basket Grass) Long spiky green leaves woven into baskets years past to carry necessities by the Tribesof the great western… More.

Rarest of them all beauty unsurpassed disappearing from sight man’s consuming plight Fly away beauty to a land far beyond to lush tropical… More.

A lively little thing bounces around in the rain Stretches languidly toward the nourishing sun Curls up early when day is done Purple… More.

Tiny white bells that bears adore little red berries produce so much moreA plant unknown by its proper name play along to find… More.

In response to bwarren’s challenge The Sunday Whirl Wordle #602 Dancing in a line, willing someone of the opposite gender or perhaps the… More.

Shamans of old used your wondrous juice as a balm to clear bad spirits when minds were unclear To open the way for… More.

Glory, Courage, Anxiety, Failure, Defeat, Delight, Confusion, Calm, Belief, Cleverness, Despair, Honesty, Deceit, Strength Choose an abstract noun from the list above and… More.

A sage of old, a healer, a balma decorative plume for the gardener’s garden. Ancient and revered throughout time,a salve, a powder,a tea… More.