Nov 29 2008
Delicate
This azalea sports tissue-thin petals. The stamen remind me of alfalfa sprouts. I wonder what they taste like.
That was a weird thought. Or was it?
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Isn’t that what they were designed to do? Intrigue the potential pollinators? How many flowers do you smell in a day?
Am I potential pollinator? My guess is that my “hungry” brain was designed to seek out potential calories wherever I might find them.
As to your question: not enough. Sometimes I go whole weeks without smelling a flower.