One of my first tasks on Button Moon was to pick out the weeds from a sowing of wildflowers. I was stumped. Wildflowers. Weeds. Aren’t they the same thing? I was worried that my dumbfounded look was not impressing my new employers. Pickle the Jack Russell looked disappointed at my reticence. The silence was awkward.
Inaction was not an option. I did my best. We decided that the perennials were a disaster, mostly nasturtium and dandelion. The annuals more promising. Some were obvious, I shimmied around others.
This linum survived, as did many others. All beauties, none of them weeds, as few of us are in our mothers’ eyes.
Off The Edge Gardening 
Always a question for a wildflower border; like with the beauty, it’s in the eyes of the beholder to decide which are the ‘weeds’ 🙂
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Quite right, if you like it “as wildflower”, if not “a weed” 😀
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One woman’s weed is another woman’s treasure.
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Quite!
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You got it pretty easy if wildflowers are weeds. Our weeds include Acacia dealbata and bluegum eucalyptus!
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Lovely picture.
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