There is a little palm tree near a storm drain, and the planted itself there. I always enjoy looking at this palm, which is replenished after rain and snowstorms. There is something to be said for how nature chooses to landscape itself.
There is a little palm tree near a storm drain, and the planted itself there. I always enjoy looking at this palm, which is replenished after rain and snowstorms. There is something to be said for how nature chooses to landscape itself.
I love that the palm is growing out there, too. It’s so close to the edge, I hope it has enough room to grow tall.
It planted itself there, so it is in a slightly odd location. I just hope they never cut it down because I think it looks so serene.
How great is that! Love how nature tries to quickly reclaim its own land
Nature definitely does reclaim the land. I noticed this when I went on a walk on the backside of the mountains where they closed off the dirt road. A few years without any cars driving on it many little bushes have began to spring up. I also thought it was amazing how at one time many little palm trees were growing on a railroad track that has been out of use since the 60s, but recently those were cleared out, and some new landscaping was added. Sometimes I just like the wild form of landscape over man-made cultivation.