The pots in my little rock garden are really coming to life. It is a little oasis out there at the moment. One of my neighbors likes to stop over and gaze over the fence. She always exclaims how nice it looks. I hope it can keep it up! Growing in pots has always been a challenge for me.
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The miracle tomato that self-propagated and already has flowers! |
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Potatoes, lavender, and celery |
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My son's raspberry. He checks it daily for flowers. |
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Future salads from starts and seeds, plus slug fighting marigolds. |
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Garlic chives (a key ingredient of gyoza) and garlic, plus a random flower. |
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Snow peas, sage, pea shoots, spinach, and flowers.
The "empty" box is basil.
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Baby basil! |
I've started growing lots of microgreens, which we have already been enjoying in salads and so forth. They definitely make me feel successful!
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A variety of microgreens, my son's beans, and more. |
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Microgreens - peas, rocket/arugula, broccoli, salad mix |
For the moment, I am not worried about bugs or stressed plants. I am ore concerned with keeping up with my son's demands for
salads and eating things straight from plants that we've grown!
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