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Well, I pulled out my tomatoes this evening and cut the end of the basil, only to discover, once I got that tangled mess out of the way, that pesky wabbit has been eating the leaves off my absolutely huge and gorgeous echinacea.

Which caused me to run right inside and begin looking at seeds for next year, as I have learned you can never plant too much echinacea.
Which of course led me to ordering the following seeds:
Asparagus - Mary Washington
Marvel of Peru - Bright Yellow
Nasturtium - Golden Emperor
Birdhouse Gourd
Garden Huckleberry
Naranjilla
Echinacea Purpurea
Shungiku Edible Chrysanthemum
Parsley - Hamburg Rooted
Tomatoes - Royal Chico
Tomatoes - Cherokee Purple
Tomatoes - Black from Tula
Which, of course, is going to require I build at least two more raised beds, given I haven't even gotten to the veggie seeds (beyond tomatoes) yet. ::blushing::
All that said, the only thing good about the end of the garden is that means it really IS time to get to work on next year's gardens.
Well, I pulled out my tomatoes this evening and cut the end of the basil, only to discover, once I got that tangled mess out of the way, that pesky wabbit has been eating the leaves off my absolutely huge and gorgeous echinacea.
Which caused me to run right inside and begin looking at seeds for next year, as I have learned you can never plant too much echinacea.
Which of course led me to ordering the following seeds:
Asparagus - Mary Washington
Marvel of Peru - Bright Yellow
Nasturtium - Golden Emperor
Birdhouse Gourd
Garden Huckleberry
Naranjilla
Echinacea Purpurea
Shungiku Edible Chrysanthemum
Parsley - Hamburg Rooted
Tomatoes - Royal Chico
Tomatoes - Cherokee Purple
Tomatoes - Black from Tula
Which, of course, is going to require I build at least two more raised beds, given I haven't even gotten to the veggie seeds (beyond tomatoes) yet. ::blushing::
All that said, the only thing good about the end of the garden is that means it really IS time to get to work on next year's gardens.