grace
Roses were once considered to be wild too and today they have a pride of place in many gardens. This tiger claw (Gloriosa superba) is still considered wild but not for me. I picked it up from the roadside and it has now decided to stay and proliferate.
It loves water and no sooner rains arrive I see creepers showing up all over the place. Their tender leaves are food for caterpillars and caterpillars can destroy the whole plant. I have kept a vigil and today I do not have caterpillars in our garden.
I have brought in a few other wildflowers and see no reason why they should not have a pride of place in any garden.
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Do you have wild flowers in your garden?
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Yes
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No
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