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Providing for bees and butterflies during the autumn months is essential.
Some of the best plants flowering through the season that you can add to your garden are English Ivy, Hyssop, Ice Plants, Sweet Scabious and Michaelmas Daisies.
Some of the best plants flowering through the season that you can add to your garden are English Ivy, Hyssop, Ice Plants, Sweet Scabious and Michaelmas Daisies.
There is a lot of arugula and a lot of green onions! There is also a lot of mint and lemon balm I think. There is catnip that I think I am wishing there is more of it than there actually is but I think there's a decent amount. There's this giant wild cabbage looking thing in the middle that I never planted that I am very curious about. I think there might be a little bit of rosemary and maybe a little bit of lavender leaves. I think there is a little bit of basil also. There are these unknown sorts of salad greens that I don't know what they are but I was eating them successfully so I'm going to harvest them, LOL. There may be more radishes in a particular place and I'm going to poke around and see if I can find any. There are quite a few green tomatoes that animals have not eaten! I think there may be a few raspberries. There might possibly be another green pepper if I dig through overgrowth to search.
There was this sort of spiky vine thing with these beautiful triangular curling leaves --- when I was out there at the other day I didn't see it and I wonder if it's still there. I have no idea what it is but it was very artful the last time I saw it :-)
I've been trying to figure out how to have a safe level of physical strength to go out there and bring things in. I'm sort of making my plan. I figure if I take about a week to plan and then I haul myself out there a little bit each morning or every other morning then I can at least bring a lot in and put it in the fridge. And then I can wash it bit by bit...
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There was this sort of spiky vine thing with these beautiful triangular curling leaves --- when I was out there at the other day I didn't see it and I wonder if it's still there. I have no idea what it is but it was very artful the last time I saw it :-)
I've been trying to figure out how to have a safe level of physical strength to go out there and bring things in. I'm sort of making my plan. I figure if I take about a week to plan and then I haul myself out there a little bit each morning or every other morning then I can at least bring a lot in and put it in the fridge. And then I can wash it bit by bit...
https://t.me/MaxMoRadio/3947
https://t.me/PittsburghIPR/2540
https://t.me/IntuitiveGarden/317
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