Nice garden – lush leaves,
One me, lovely but lonely.
Send hungry bees, please.
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very cute 🙂
Thanks, calmkate.
Thanks to you, I just learned that tomatoes are one of the plants that bees “buzz pollinate.” Not only is your poem cute, it’s also a reminder of how remarkable nature is. Thank you!
Nature really is amazing, isn’t it? It is true that we have had only one tomato – it was good. I did a bit of research because Sammy said he thought it was because there was no pollination. We have seen very few butterflies and no bees this year. There is a system for hand pollinating. I didn’t read it. Sounds so inferior to the real thing.
I hope the bee buzzes over soon. Lovely haiku
It must be soon in order for me to have another tomato this year! 😀
Haha! I am no great tomato fan either.
One per year is only a tease. Thanks tj. I see you on some of my posts, but I don’t remember whether I am following you. I’ll hop over to check. 😀
tjparis Oh, yes. I see you are TJ of haiku fame which I am fairly regular on, but I guess I’ve gone to your web by finding you on someone else’s blog. I’ve remedied that; marked your follow.
Many thanks! I hope you find some other things to enjoy there! 🙂
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Thanks for letting me share in your challenge. 😀