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| Yellow Jackets and Wasps Are Drinking from This Birdbath |
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| Early Brown Figs! Will Have Two Crops! |
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| Cut the Seeds from the Lovage Plant. Will Use Them Like Celery Seeds. |
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| Keep Deadheading the Calendulas. |
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| Deadheaded the Lady's Mantle |
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| Looks Much Better After It's Trim |
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| Where My 'Morris Midget' Boxwoods Used To Live. |
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| Hopefully the Two on the End Will Start to Thrive! |
4 comments:
Oh how I envy you the figs! Some years ago I visited a friend in France and she gave me a fresh fig to try, straight from the tree. It was the most delicious fig I have ever tasted, still warm from the sun. The supermarket figs don't come close.
I'm glad it has cooled down a little for you.
Off to check the Bug Blog.
I never looked back(at celery seed) once I found out how lovage seeds tasted. Here's a link to my all time favorite recipe using lovage seed. It's a family favorite.
http://www.barbarathehealthynut.blogspot.com/2012/04/herb-of-week-lovage.html.
Enjoy!
Oh, fresh figs are the best, Tracey. Hope you enjoy my friend's blog.
Thanks for the link Barbara. I'll check it out.
Your garden looks wonderful! A+
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