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MandyPinecone My August Garden Aug 20, 2008 2:55 PM What we have blooming in my garden during the month of August. When it got to hot for the sweet peas we replaced them with New Guinea impatiens in the hanging baskets, and celosia between the garage doors. After a little problem with the drainage in on of the window boxes we picked up more impatiens to replace the ones we thought lost but they just needed to be dried out, so I potted them up in colorful pots and placed them in the corners of the porch.
MandyPinecone My Garden July Jul 13, 2008 7:49 PM
MandyPinecone My Garden June Jun 30, 2008 1:12 PM I'd take pictures and forget to post them so here are the pictures that i haven't posted yet.
SugarKat My Garden June 2008 Jun 29, 2008 10:01 AM
fashionhore My Container Tea Garden 2 Jun 28, 2008 4:06 PM I am finally able to pick off some of my leaves to store them in a air-tight glass container in a cool, dry cupboard today, and I can't be happier. I could've done this earlier because my lemon/bee balm plants are thriving, but I haven't been able to find a decent glass container. I almost hit myself when I popped into the dollar store to look around with really no intention of finding anything worth buying. I found it in less than 3 seconds and was happy as a goat. It's simple and it works, end of story. Now if the tea really dries well and I like it then I will be buying the two more herbs: mint and german chamomile. Plant Update*: The lemon balm is overtaking my poor bee balm so I may have to think about re-potting the bee balm to a single container; what's ironic is that the bee balm is the bigger of the two herb plants! *I didn't take any pictures of my plant because it started to rain just as I was getting done picking the leaves off to store and well it looks dreadful with half of its leaves gone! I will take a few more pictures of the herbs with there are more leaves on it just to show how big they are.