Yesterday, I was driving through a region that is dotted with landscape plant greenhouses and row upon row of fields of shrubs of various varieties and sizes. I also drove through a new 7-mile connector highway that rolls up and down hills and around curves. Along this section I observed clumps of what looked like now-abandoned shrubs happily growing together. Maybe it’s a technique of landscape plant farmers but maybe not. They were enjoying their evergreen lives in nature, without human intervention. The photo is not of what I saw, but it’s as close as I could get. If I travel that road again I’ll update the post. Anyway, it inspired my haiku for the day.
Cresting the hill, below,
clumps of free-range shrubbery
span the valley.
Tao Talk 
Free-range shrubbery – love it! 🙂
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