I mentioned in an earlier post
that sometimes the RG has trouble pulling up anything that grows.
Unless its a noxious weed.
These corn stocks appeared here and there this spring.
He says the chipmunks were busy last fall spring burying kernels
There was 'discussion' early in the season about leaving them.
As time went by, I was reminded of my favorite verse;
Grow where your planted.
His winning argument is;
free corn for the birds this winter.
No fair appealing to my 'fiscal' side Mr. RG.
and
no new fence photo this week so
will share this post since it includes the fence atMuldoon
Linking with Susan at:
I like that attitude! Let it grow!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool that the ears got pollinated!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Rose. I never thought about the pollination aspect. Just great, something else for the RG to 'splain to me--haha.
Deletelove the ones at the end against that great fence. and like rose said, ears!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I am surprised that they made ears! Wonderful! Nice fence, too!
ReplyDeleteI like the "Let it Grow" attitude. The last fence shot is pretty! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI think that is so cool that the corn actually grew like that. Loved that last shot of the corn and the fence.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to have the corn in a different place - busy squirrels. I always check and see what is coming up by itself - they seem to do the best - this year I have some Larkspur and Snagdragons - they are so pretty. Love the fence too.
ReplyDeletehahhaa...I love these stray corn plants...and he does have a point...free food for the critters. :)
ReplyDeleteWe get a few 'free range' tomato plants like that - I think they come from undercooked compost!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Yes just let it grow and have free food for the birds
ReplyDeleteI say it is a good idea to leave the cornstalk be.
ReplyDeleteI like the garden fences.
Thanks for visiting me.
Have a Joyous Weekend!
Peace :)