Destinations Magazine

Union Square

By Elizabethwix

 I haunt Union Square in the same way some people might go to pubs or car showrooms or department stores.
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I pursue the natural and seasonal and things that won't last long like... 
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the slightly tired peonies with their debutantes-after-the-dance limpness...
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  the pretty field daisies
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and the last-of-the-season lilacs.
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Such pretty chive flowers! A long conversation with the chive farmer while sheltering with Frances from a sudden downpour. I said I thought you had to remove the flower heads. He said you should break them apart and sprinkle them like confetti on salads. Who knew?Which brings me to the currently super-popular edible flowers.
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To be honest, they photograph better than they taste. (Thanks to Lisa Lewicki Hermanson for telling me how pretty things look shot through plastic!) Can't remember what this is.
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Or this  - though you can eat it.
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Nasturtiums are peppery and a little goes a long way.
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Years ago there were sugared real violets - here pansies.
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Photogenic cilantro
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and more pansies.
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A little pansy print approximately life-size.

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