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Lavender Shooting Stars
Shooting Stars are very special to me, because I was first introduced to them at the age of 10 or so, when my grandmother came to visit and brought me a "Golden Nature Guide to Wildflowers". Armed with the little book, we went on a discovery walk on the land around the farm. After crawling under the fence surrounding Hoseley's woods, we walked a short distance down a slope into the woods, and there they were! A patch of shooting stars! Grandma told me that they were scarce from over-picking and that it was (at the time) illegal to pick them. I returned every year to see them, and to this day, I have never picked one.
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Shooting Stars are very special to me, because I was first introduced to them at the age of 10 or so, when my grandmother came to visit and brought me a "Golden Nature Guide to Wildflowers". Armed with the little book, we went on a discovery walk on the land around the farm. After crawling under the fence surrounding Hoseley's woods, we walked a short distance down a slope into the woods, and there they were! A patch of shooting stars! Grandma told me that they were scarce from over-picking and that it was (at the time) illegal to pick them. I returned every year to see them, and to this day, I have never picked one.
