November 2014
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Here is what the Prickly Pear fruit looks like in the Fall. We both tasted the fruit and it seemed OK and we are not dead yet! I think it must be dried up though, so will keep a close eye on the plant next year! Sandy did get a cactus thorn in her lip…
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This is a very interesting plant! The Prickly Pear is indigenous to this area. It only blooms once a year in about July. Trying to weed around it is a definite challenge! Usually, we go around pulling out stickers from our arms for a couple of weeks. Happy Fairy Garden Friday!!
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On September 27, 2014 I participated in a book signing for “The Wolf’s Moon” at The Harney Mansion in Sullivan, MO. This was the historical home of General Harney during the Civil War. This area is rich in history from the times of The Civil War. Thank you for your interest in The Wolf’s…
The Linden Chronicles 