One would never have imagined that stems carved as rigid as steel could unfold into a tiny, soft canopy in the corner of a wall. And beneath this pure, tender green roof, mysterious little residents seem to dwell, curiously peeking out at the world.
As winter draws to a close, the Bidens Pilosa eagerly blooms into black fireworks amidst the grass. In the corner, the maidenhair fern impatiently welcomes the spring rain, hoping to plump up its tender, fresh green hues. The little orange-red suns popping out on the paper mulberry tree bring a touch of warmth to the chill of early spring. Until the end of the season, the globe amaranth, swaying gently in the wind, will lead us on a stroll into the coming summer.
