A Bluestocking Knits

Marie asked in a comment the other day what the whole mountain garland plant looks like — pictures being worth a thousand words and all, here is one.  It does spring from the ground in a single long stem, not a clump.  Now that it’s getting bigger — nearly knee-high — new stems are branching out from the main stem.  It’s a lovely, willowy thing, tall and slender, with the flowers held high above the leaves — so pretty in a mass, I would think.

Speaking of a thousand, Marie’s comment was the thousandth on this blog!  Many congratulations, and a little something will be winging its way to her shortly!