Ten years ago,the juniper was thriving and the Hawthorne stayed the same year after year.
Both grow in what is becoming, as it spreads each year, the shade of a grapefruit tree., next to a flat rock which came from Indiana.
I am amazed by the size of the Hawthorne and am curious to see the berries that will replace the blossoms soon.
I find myself wondering why some things finally flourish.
Perhaps its roots have grown deeply into the earth, sustaining the plant on its own.
But then again, it might have inadvertently received just the right balance of fertilizer this time.
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