But this is a little ridiculous.
Happy Valentine's Day! So what things do love growing in your garden the most? You can read more about using sheep manure as an organic fertilizer in the garden here.
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I love my little tomatoes the best. All kinds and colors.
ReplyDeleteI have to say I love growing Herbs the most..Beautiful, green, with lovely scents, especially Lavender...Of course I'm a bit limited, since my garden is only a windowsill..LOL! Apartments don't allow you too much room to grow things..As a child in San Francisco, I loved my grandmothers garden..Filled with kale,cucumbers,and a lemon tree !
ReplyDeleteI love chiles. All kinds. Hot, medium, mild. Chiles for stuffing, chiles for frying, chiles for drying, chiles for sauce, chiles for salsa... :)
ReplyDeleteOh come on! This stuff only happens to you, why? Seriously, it's bad enough that you find heart shaped rocks but now poop? I give up.
ReplyDeleteMany things. Tomatoes, chiles, eggplant, chard, spinach, mesclun, beets, carrots, garlic, squash, pumpkins...
ReplyDeleteLove your new blog look! Love all those hearts!
I love growing tomatoes (not entirely successful though) and I love growing basil, rosemary, tarragon - yup, I love herbs, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the header on your Kitchen Garden site - beautiful! Can't wait for fresh green beans now.
Love this heart "rock".
ReplyDeleteI wish I could grow tomatoes, but since I can't I love the things that grow gangbusters, leeks, chard, spinach and tomatillos. Hoping for enough okra to pickle this year and some zucchini and cukes. We'll just cross our fingers and hope for the best.
ReplyDeleteThe heat loving veggies are a challenge to grow in our climate, so I love to try. I have finally found the eggplant that does best here. I save my tomato seeds each year, and they are beginning to acclimatize to their situation. I have a salad tomato that sets and ripens early. Peppers are okay if I leave them in the greenhouse longer than the rest. They don't mind living in pots for a long time. And, then there are the onions and......
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