Posted in Gardening, Nature/animals, Poetry, Quotes, tagged Haiku, Haiku about peonies, Shiki, Tree peonies, tree peony on Wednesday, May 10, 2017| 16 Comments »
First, the woody stems swell,
then a tight bud pushes forth and changes,
a petal at a time,
from winter wear into a silken skirt. Stylish Springtime flair..
Tree Peonies.
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