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One Big Adventure Featuring Our Gardens, The Herbal Husband and Our Trips to Europe and Beyond!
Parsley, Cinnamon, Genovese and Manmouth Basil in the Back of the Herb Garden |
Last Chance for Nonproducing Fig! |
Sweet Cicely Around Back Birdbath |
Just Get The Sorrel in the Ground, Please! |
7 comments:
Your header photo is stunning - I would so love to linger amongst your garden...you plant like I do - and I have heard that is considered a "cottage garden" - very In right now!! Can you believe this summer weather - we continue to see upper 80's & 90's also which is just unreal. I read recently that 2/3's of the US is under drought conditions. Thinking we must learn to live with this as the planet moves towards a warmer climate.
Don't overdo it in the heat...
I've been trying to show our whole garden and just not the herb garden. I like that shot as well. It is just so hot and everything is blooming and dying quickly! Hope you cool down as well. xxoo Nancy
Does the Nonproducing Fig know this is its last chance?
I like the section at the side of your blog, about chores to be doing in the herb garden. I wasn't sure about basil flowers, but have been removing them anyway, so good to know I have been doing the right thing.
Yes, Tracey it was told in no uncertain terms! LOL! Poor thing. We don't have enough heat for figs to mature unless you bury the tree! Have tried everything with our other tree that has been in the ground for many years. Only one season did it almost produce figs!
Glad you like the chores list. Wish Blogger did like a slide show of those kinds of things. Maybe there is something I'm missing. I have been trying to put there the chores that I am doing on an ongoing basis. Thanks for stopping by as always. xxoo Nancy
Oh Nancy, I'm swooning over pictures of your pictures. Here in Arkansas I just have a brown garden. Too hot and dry for most plants to live, let alone grow.
Oh my gosh, I love your header picture. How nice it would be to walk around in this space, to sit in the shady spot and enjoy it all.
Yes, it is hot and sticky down south here. Also partly cloudy and looks like we could get more rain. I just checked and .72 inches is predicted, but we shall see. It's supposed to rain right around the time for me to head home from work. UGH.
Have a great weekend and don't work too hard or too long in your herbal gardens.
Hugs ~ FlowerLady
Hi Carol! I bet you are hot and dry! We're not used to it here and we are supposed to be hot again next week! Not good! Stay cool!
Yes, you have had too much rain, FL! Glad you like my new header photo. Trying to have you see all angles of the garden and other parts as well.
Thanks as always both of you for stopping by. xxoo Nancy
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