Oh, for a minute there in the small version of the photo on the wordpress reader, it looked like those green things were stalks of some sort, and I thought they seemed more like garden hoses. I see they are a trellis of sorts made of wood or plastic, and i can see the natural of it all through it. It fooled me for a minute!
Yes, a trellis. Fun!
What a winter treat.
I love seeing seed heads in the winter, but I think the birds like it more. 😉
Always nice to see a plant blooming in snowy weather!
Even if the bloom is past its prime. 😉
My, it looks like those seeds were well gathered!
They sure where! The photo was taken at Railroad Square Cinema in Waterville. They have a little permaculture garden beside the theater. Very cool!
Looks like the birds have picked them clean.
They are certainly working on them.
Haha, thought those were bolted onions 😀
The old seed heads are beautiful against the snowy background, Laurie. 🙂
Thanks, Lavinia.
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Notes From the Hinterland 
Oh, for a minute there in the small version of the photo on the wordpress reader, it looked like those green things were stalks of some sort, and I thought they seemed more like garden hoses. I see they are a trellis of sorts made of wood or plastic, and i can see the natural of it all through it. It fooled me for a minute!
Yes, a trellis. Fun!
What a winter treat.
I love seeing seed heads in the winter, but I think the birds like it more. 😉
Always nice to see a plant blooming in snowy weather!
Even if the bloom is past its prime. 😉
My, it looks like those seeds were well gathered!
They sure where! The photo was taken at Railroad Square Cinema in Waterville. They have a little permaculture garden beside the theater. Very cool!
Looks like the birds have picked them clean.
They are certainly working on them.
Haha, thought those were bolted onions 😀
The old seed heads are beautiful against the snowy background, Laurie. 🙂
Thanks, Lavinia.