Every time I see these beautiful blossoms, before they become a crooknecked squash, or another kind, I think of the beautiful jewelry Native Americans make with this blossom as symbol.

Interestingly enough, the jewelry is in silver, with turquoise stones usually. Beautiful, but not yellow. Did they know something I don't? Well, of course.
Submitting this for Sunday Summertime, 3rd Sunday of the month to remember blossoms of August.
Quote for today:
When
life feels too big to handle, go outside. Everything looks smaller when you’re
standing under the sky. L.R.Knost
Apparently squash blossoms are edible although I have never had them.
ReplyDeleteI've only tried Day Lilies.
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