| What or who is this cute little creature? |
It feels like it’s on the tip of my tongue. It isn’t the Little Prince’s fox, but…who? Any ideas?
This hedge is adorable
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I don't know, but you are right, it's adorable. The stuff growing out of the rain gutter(?) on the adjacent house is pretty interesting, too.
My guess about the rain gutter stuff is that it's Boston Ivy. Its cousin Virginia Creeper leaves those stalks when the leaves drop, too, but you can just make out that the leaves aren't compound.
I have no idea but I love it! It would be perfect for my Unusual Front Gardens series, but then again I'm on the trail of a herd of hedge elephants in London 🙂