Flower Fairies by Cicely Mary Barker

Flower Fairies by Cicely Mary Barker - Traveler's Joy Flower Fairy

The Traveler's Joy Fairy Traveler, traveler, tramping by To the seaport where the big ships lie, See, I have built a shady bower To shelter you from sun or shower. Rest for a bit, then on, my boy! Luck go with you, and Traveler's Joy! And lo, where I am come indeed, Traveler, traveler, tramping home From foreign places beyond the foam, See, I have hung out a white festoon To greet the lad with the dusty shoon. Somewhere a lass looks out for a boy: Luck be with you, and Traveler's Joy!
	Traveler's Joy (Clematis Vitalba) Masses of small (2 cm in diameter) creamy-white flowers, borne in panicles, in July-September, followed by glistening, silky seed heads remaining throughout winter. A rampant, familiar climber, which can be seen scrambling over trees and bushes along the roadside. Fully hardy and immune to diseases.

Gardenfairy and her flower fairies hope you will visit the other flower fairies by Cicely Mary Barker too! Many are still awaiting their special flower information... but we're flying as fast as we can to get all of the flower fairies fixed.