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In reply to the discussion: Pesto on... [View all]HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)45. Curiously, our flowers are still blooming as well (and the grass is green).
The black-eyed susans are EVERYWHERE in the perennial bed (started with two small plants). The lavender is still attracting bumble bees, as are the butterfly bushes (two of which are volunteers). I think the lady Baltimore hibiscus has finally given out, but it started early and quit late. It's been a seriously weird year weather-wise.
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Well with freshly harvested basil, it really can't be beat. Grocery store stuff? Meh.
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#4
Fresh basil is fucking expensive!!! I built an herb box a few years back (4'x16').
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#31
Pasta OR Pizza or......one of the greatest flavor combos ever, that which is Pesto!
NRaleighLiberal
Oct 2012
#5
Our own basil and walnuts, with extra virgin olive oil and freshly ground parmesan of course.
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#9
Bethesda, Wheaton, Columbia, Montgomery Village, Columbia again, Laurel, and Riverdale.
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#30
Where in Columbia? I lived on Thunder Hill Rd. and the second time near the hospital and HCC.
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#33
Yeah, I know where that is. My driver's ed teacher owned the house they demolished...
HopeHoops
Oct 2012
#37
My dad's uncle is from Genova (Genoa) and family goes back centuries there
WilmywoodNCparalegal
Oct 2012
#13