Seasonal Haiku
Our Rose of Sharon purchased in love’s long daylight binds us together Mark of Naturalist Weekly invites us to write a haiku about a flower that is currently blooming in our area. Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is actually a bushy shrub but the flowers are amazing and it blooms its little heart out for months. It’s a popular plant in the South. Do pop over to Naturalist Weekly for the current post about Irises and some lovely Haiku translations as a bonus. Gardeners and poets, you’ll love it! Continue reading Seasonal Haiku
