Our chive plant was transported with success!
We're growing our mint in a container this year. Martha Stewart suggested this as a good way to keep the mint from overtaking the entire garden.
Wanna know what goes great with mint? Lemon balm. This is a plant that Mommy and Daddy purchased today.
Hello there, strawberry plant, you're growing beautifully!
Look at the little green bulbs. We're thinking that this might be a pear tree. We can't wait to find out.
hey Teddy,
ReplyDeleteMy human said your garden is looking scrumptious already! She also thanks you for the great tip on growing mint in a pot. :->
So, are you keeping an eye out on all the bunnies that may get into your garden? Grow some carrots, that will bring them in!
Suka
Que hermoso jardÃn, cuidar el jardin se siente muy satisfactorio, y valoramos todo lo que nos rodea.
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Postes de madera
Mint is very invasive in the garden, Teddy. Your dad is smart to put it in a pot! We love the smell of lemon balm.
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Hi, Teddy!
ReplyDeleteWith the experience from the past years sure your Dad is going to do it much much better!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Khontainered Mint is the way to go and grow -
ReplyDeleteThat's what Mom did when she had a house and grew mint - she was even able to put it out during some of the warmer Winter days -
Oh how she misses her various mints - her other Sibes would snag some when they ran by the planters!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
We can tell, this garden is going to be the best one ever! Can't wait to watch it progress.
ReplyDeleteThings are looking good!
ReplyDeleteKari
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Your garden looks pawsome already!!
ReplyDelete--JB
I am "green" with envy! Those are some nice looking goodies you're growing there!
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