That darn virus has left us unable to visit and enjoy other people’s gardens. Let’s have some virtual tours by sharing pictures of colourful things from our own yards as they bloom this spring and summer.
Interesting that yours die. We planted two last year in our hottest most protected area (where the rosemary was ) South facing against some rocks. Both produced two decent tasty heads (is that what they’re called?) and then about 4 smaller ones not worth eating. Beware…earwigs hide in between the petals! Hoping for a better crop this year now that they’re established. They are fun to watch regardless. I DO love perennial veggies!
Already had the broken large pot, then the other day I received a Mother’s Day gift and it was in 100 pieces. So what to do with a broken pot… get creative! Planted with miniature hosta, miniature blue-eyed grasses, alpine snowbell, and a maple and 2 junipers which I will bonsai as they grow.