Opinion | Calhoun: Wake-up Call

The Return of the Denver Daisy

Last weekend, on day seven, my second attempt at raising a crop of Denver dailies took a tumble off the deck. Although the cause seemed lost, I swept up some of the dirt and tossed it back in the pot. And on June 30, lo and behold, a slender seedling...
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Last weekend, on day seven, my second attempt at raising a crop of Denver dailies took a tumble off the deck. Although the cause seemed lost, I swept up some of the dirt and tossed it back in the pot. And on June 30, lo and behold, a slender seedling — a Denver daisy — popped up.

The five other seeds that were in that packet — handed out free as as a salute to Denver’s 150th birthday this year — have yet to make an appearance. But perhaps there’s a veritable garden preparing to bloom beneath my deck.

Because the Denver daisy, like hope, continues to spring eternal. — Patricia Calhoun

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