After two days of foul, cold, nasty weather, today the sky was blue and I could venture out to get my lunch.
You don’t often see everlastings in the city – sure if you go up to Kings Park you will but not on the city streets.
These lovelies have been planted under the trees along Royal St.
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I love everlastings – they’re so positive and so West Australian.
They feel like home.
I wonder were they planted by my brother?
Who does your brother work for or is he a guerrilla gardener?
I remember the seventies where at Tupperware parties we ahd to go around the group introducing ourselves with a flower that had the same initial. “Hi, I’m E….and I’m an Everlasting Daisy”. It was the only thing I knew of that started with E.
I am a bit obsessed with everlastings at the moment. I agree … they are so WA and so cheerful. Plotting another trip to Kings Park to get another dose, but I think the family will see through it.