Here's my lovely assistant tending our vegetables and herbs:

These are my impatiens, which make me very happy indeed, as I grew them from three tiny little starter pots:

This is the impressive catnip, more than enough to satisfy the nip-head in residence:



And the plant of whom I am the most proud, for its sheer resilience...
My geranium!

Yes, folks, that is the dear little geranium that got hacked to a nub by an overeager weed-eater. If it can come back, there's hope in all situations.
1 comment:
num num num! Beautiful tower of Basil! Just looking at basil completely derails my productivity and makes me want to look at recipes all day ;)
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