parsley, fennel, lemon balm, and onions in the bigger bed
spiderwort behind the veggie bed
transitioning the square foot bed from winter to summer veggies:
shallot, freesia, and lacinato kale
salad mix, strawberries, onions, and beets
eve's necklace tree in bloom
honeysuckle is back and bigger than ever
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2 comments:
Hi, Amy;
Every time I visit I smile at your 'about me' that mentions the patience with Plumeria. I have 2 stalks in my sunny window that have set the slowest timetable. Argh...
Anyhoo, I loved your photos. I'm anxious to see my own honeysuckle bloom, though I need to be patient with that one, too. :)
Kate, good luck with your plumeria and honeysuckle! I was a little too tough love with my potted plants over the winter, and the plumeria look like goners. sigh. I might try putting one in the ground this year. Do you use plumeria food on yours?
The smell of honeysuckle is amazing right now!
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