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magical thyme

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4. Right now it's "hiding" behind a giant jurassic burdock and a smaller burdock

Reply to avebury (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 16, 2014, 05:01 PM

Aug 2014

and some other stickery plants that attacked me when I tried to get in close.

I'll be hacking my way through the jungle in a couple weeks. I'll see if I can get pix then. At least of the giant pale green soccer ball.

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a surprise in my blueberry bed [View all] magical thyme Aug 2014 OP

What's a lasagne garden? Sweet Freedom Aug 2014 #1

it's a way to start a new bed without digging up existing weeds magical thyme Aug 2014 #2

Well, that's not yummy at all! :) /my Sweet Freedom Aug 2014 #13

Garfeild's dream garden! whistler162 Aug 2014 #7

I thought it was going to be a garden where you grow stuff for lasagna, like Arugula Latte Aug 2014 #12

Me too! Except the cheese. :) /nt Sweet Freedom Aug 2014 #14

Can we see a picture of this giant squash plant avebury Aug 2014 #3

Right now it's "hiding" behind a giant jurassic burdock and a smaller burdock magical thyme Aug 2014 #4

I came to the Lounge to ask how people's tomatoes were doing this year AngryAmish Aug 2014 #5

my tomatoes are doing moderately well magical thyme Aug 2014 #6

I gave my brother's MIL this cookbook one Christmas - she got a lot of use out of it LiberalElite Aug 2014 #10

Squash crossbreed notoriously...So easychoice Aug 2014 #8

Perhaps a variety of gourd Brother Buzz Aug 2014 #9

There are certainly lots of candidates - one subspecies of squash can produce several types of fruit eppur_se_muova Aug 2014 #11