My just-this-year-planted hibiscus is blighted. Can’t say with what, but the poor thing can hardly stand. Leaves curled, yellowed. It’s a broken thing, just bowed under the weight of… something.
I’ve tried my best but watching it suffer had me convinced that digging it up was the only recourse. Until yesterday, it shot forth one of most beautiful blooms I’ve ever seen! Is this a cry for help? Hope, it seems, springs eternal… even in the face of imminent demise.
My sister in law advocates feeding. “Everything needs to eat” says she, in that voice of experience we all seek when flummoxed. I shall give it a try.
Sometimes you have to be on the verge of giving up before God reminds you not to.
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How did you get so wise?! 😉
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By failing often. I honestly don’t mind failure as much as not trying at all. That’s the greater mistake. Fail, learn, try again. And keep notes so you can avoid past mistakes. Only new mistakes are worth your time.
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“Only new mistakes are worth your time”. LOVE it!
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