two pictures in a row with no label. yesterday’s picture did not have one. though i did have a clue on the seedling label. the flower for tonight no label no clue. which leaves the question – does a flower need a label ?…
a north east ohio garden
an ongoing experiment in the dirt, 35 plus years
a north east ohio garden 
I don’t think labels are always needed (and lovely photo John)
Thanks Prior. For the moment today not needed. Trying to find the plant when bloom time is done the label sure helps.
yes – that is truly when the label is crucial
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sometimes is just is and enough said
Now back to the flower. Thanks Beth.
In my case, the flower doesn’t need the label, the gardener does. 🙂
Agreed Judy. The label most likely is there somewhere. For some reason it was not recorded on image.
Blooms anonymous
Labels, to my mind? Are just things we humans ‘bestow, given our language/time/understanding at the time’ to express/share with another what we love/care about/think important – thus, I express myself, using labels AND get in trouble, all the durn time! referring to labels – the kindest, least judgemental, no ‘misunderstandings’ caused, label, for this one is too long – – LOL – – I’d ‘label’ it – “Look at what survived, thrived, had offspring with zero notice/care from me! It’s pretty, I noticed it, and well – – it just did it’s thing without me doing a stinking thing – not even labeling it/naming’ it – – ” — :D. I’m off a Sunday full of ponderings, soul searching, frustration (again!) over labels, and history and what folks think about things/say about things and then get made later, when someone calls them on, “but…but…I THOUGHT you LABELED such and such as ‘bad’ but sounds like ‘good now?” and have the temerity to ask, “What changed?” – – Flowers? Blossoms? Plants? etc.? They just ‘are” – ever more so when I had NOTHING to do with anything other than noticing, I had failed to notice them before – LOL That human Label? “Oops! Just noticed! Just now! Ain’t ya purdy?” is a ‘label in my brain that I bestow, often….LOL
some days they are too much. and we just need to concentrate on what sits before us…