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Nice job Monty! I've got two piles cooking right now with grass clippings.

:lau Lordy!

It's important to take care of yourself first - the rest second. :hugs

:thumbsup YUMMY!

Congrats on the chickies, Thistle! I've always wanted a Wyandotte. Post pictures when you can!

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Well, we did cover some entomology in the class - maybe I was sleeping. :P

Ha ha!!! :lau That master gardener class really paid off!!! Yes, I think I mean caterpillar, thistle! :tongue

:yuckyuck

I wouldn't plant them all in one bed. Like bj said, the rosemary will get very big and thyme is a "creeper" unless you keep it in check. Mine has taken over a section of my bed. Cilantro is a cool weather herb for me and has never done well, so I quit planting it. Dill, chives and oregano...

Basil, Dill, Chives. Beautiful herbs major!

This little worm was munching on my Penta shrub. I couldn't bring myself to kill it because it was so pretty. The pictures are not great - I took them with my cell - can you see the tail on it?

I have several of those!!! on my Pinterest board. . . :rolleyes:

Excellent!!! :clap

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What a beautiful harvest, journey! Are they as easy to grow as garlic? As far as weeds go - I'm a little scared to go into the garden to cut okra. :hide No telling what may jump out at me! :rolleyes:

Absolutely beautiful, thistle! I love a hodpodge garden rather than a stiff formal one. When the beebalm is finished do you just cut it to the ground?

I joined to lean about gardening and talk to people that had the same interest as I do. I think most of the people that join this site are coming here for gardening topics, but when the topic does veer off track on a discussion that they already have firm beliefs on, and another poster has a...

hmmm, not sure what plant you're talking about.

Nice haul Monty!!! :thumbsup