self-seeded

Which is ironic — and frustrating — because it has self-seeded at Sugar Creek Gardens and is growing along the foundation of the gift shop.

The beautiful — and frustrating — corydalis « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

Hubbard points out a pleasing color combination, the blue of the fading lavender next to the red blades of Japanese blood grass and the mustard-yellow umbels of the self-seeded fennel.

Replacing the front yard with a garden: The beauty of harmony 2010

The self-seeded sunflowers are growing at a phenomenal rate – at least a foot a week, spreading their parasol of leaves over all around them.

Garlic roots and fennel shoots 2010

The asparagus patch at Green Spring has failed to rejuvenate, becoming instead a bed of lovely but inedible self-seeded larkspur.

Groundwork: A cabbage named kohlrabi 2010

Now nothing remained but a dishevelled clump of Michaelmas daisies, patches of self-seeded antirrhinums, marigolds and nasturtiums, and a single etiolated rose with two white, starved buds, its stem bent double against the stone as if resigned to the first frost.

She Closed Her Eyes 2010

But these trees were not indigenous to southern England, and whilst self-seeded from their forebears, the originals were deliberately planted in a very dim and distant past to mark critical points on trackways, be it a crossroads, junction or simply to act as a waymark.

Landmark Firs Peter Ashley 2008

Another 20 per cent of the self-seeded sunflowers, leaving at least 16 large plants, more than enough for a small plot.

New garlic, new order 2010

I do want to take a picture of the johnny jump-ups that have self-seeded in our herb garden, because they are Legion ... but otherwise, a lot of our gardening is on hold until Mason can really help out.

Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2008

It dawns on me that they are all along the river banks, self-seeded in the black alluvial soil from nuts washed down in the winter floods, lodging in rock fissures.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

It dawns on me that they are all along the river banks, self-seeded in the black alluvial soil from nuts washed down in the winter floods, lodging in rock fissures.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009