let's check on the bracelets.
super fine!
we have a kit to give-away (actually three!) starting next Monday. be sure to check in to olm (too.) for that!
green jello, please.
a trip to the neighborhood garden nursery (a local place, and my favorite for perennials)...
medicine garden tended to?
check!
survivors from last year:
st. john's wort
catnip
poppies
peppermint
spearmint
yarrow
delphinium (not medicine, but a leftover - the area was converted last year)
cinquefoil
lamb's ear
echinacea (I think it's echinacea, won't know 'til it gets bigger. it's The Mystery Plant at the moment.)
chives
garlic chives
sweet woodruff
added:
hollyhocks
lettuce
heart's ease
mullein
lavender (last year's didn't survive Annabelle)
nicotiana (for color, not for nicotine)
french thyme
german thyme
basil
brown-eyed susans (for color and fun)
snaps (snapdragons - for height and interest)
foxglove
and lastly, my beloved calendula.
woohoo!!
honestly, friends - you just cannot go wrong spending the day under the sun... and dark clouds.... and rain.... digging and crushing and prodding and whispering among your herbs.
cannot go wrong, I tell you. : )
And the cosmos are in.
Madd got to go on a date to the library with her Daddy.
Cool.
Now today will be "inside"!
Life rolls along....
Well I agree; no better way to spend a day. Outiside - dirt - flowers or veggies or herbs; rain or shine. It's perfect. And thanks for that lovely list. Some of those I don't have...must get them. :) <3
ReplyDeleteI agree. I need to go buy some plants and seeds.
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with your garden Steph! Mine keeps succumbing to the African snails. Yet I keep plugging along with the hope that mine can someday look like yours. Whispering amongst the herbs sounds delightful!
ReplyDeleteI love this post and the wet toes... we had frost yesterday
ReplyDeleteSweet! I've been wanting to be in the garden but the past week we have had snow, rain, frost and hard freeze, wind, rain rain rain cold cold cold. All I've been able to do is get out to cover all my strawberries with tarps so they didn't die in the cold! Mid-May, go figure.
ReplyDeleteNice to see garden pics. I'll live vicariously...
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ReplyDelete-Phyllis