Here's the same bed after, with a ruby okra in the new spot.
These little guys will probably miss the parsley, although the swallowtail caterpillar is technically on the pyracantha nearby.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Monster parsley and garden fauna
This flat leaf parsley planted itself here with a will and was almost four feet across...and going to seed.
Here's the same bed after, with a ruby okra in the new spot.
These little guys will probably miss the parsley, although the swallowtail caterpillar is technically on the pyracantha nearby.
Here's the same bed after, with a ruby okra in the new spot.
These little guys will probably miss the parsley, although the swallowtail caterpillar is technically on the pyracantha nearby.
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Hi, Amy;
That caterpillar photo is terrific! The monster in my garden is Queen Anne's Lace. I don't particularly care for it but it seems to be quite tasty for the garden visitors.
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