Words and Photography by Ashley Woodson Bailey
Galveston, Texas. 1977. I see and smell honeysuckle vine for the first time and wonder if I can eat it. To my delight, I can. To this day when I see this intoxicating bloom my initial thought is to consume it and somehow keep it with me forever.
This and other moving floral photography pieces by Ashley Woodson Bailey is available for purchase HERE.
Behind the scenes of Spring Onions Week
Black Apple Cider: dark and stormy with a tempting twist.
The elegant and complex flower of common wild carrots (Daucus carota) could inspire a lifetime of art and design projects. If you’re a writer, you might employ words such as umbel, bract and tumbleweed in describing the exquisite bloom that turns on itself exacting a nest shape as it goes to seed.
