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it would be cilantro, thyme, basil, and dill. they'll only go to seed once, right?

so what about the seed thing?

I don't know if coneflower is a hybrid or not, but I know that if you plant hybrid seeds, It will be the mother plant

got chickens? :D

i don't really know, but I think bug damage is just chunks out of the plant. that doesn't look like just chunks out of a leaf to me

I don't. do you know what kind of onion it is?

i'm where the "darn, If i knew those were cukes, I wouldn't have pulled them" and the "why didn't I make the garden bigger?" stages meet

Your may begin to harvest your potatoes 2 to 3-weeks after the plants have finished flowering. At this time you will only find small "baby" potatoes if you were to dig up a plant. Potatoes can be harvested any time after this, by gently loosening the soil, reaching under the plant, and removing...

cukes=cucumbers?

on the back of most seed packets it should tell you. you should be able to peek in on the corn and see if it has filled out yet. What kind of onion? and I haven't had any experiences with the others

I heard if you keep the seeds picked off the plant will continue to grow. how many years can you do that?

johnny's is a little steep, isn't it?

half a leaf of spinach, and then I made it disappear :weee

the cat looks evil

put them up in the adress bar and you can see them

oops, never mind

I'm on the edge of zone six and seven, so do herbs grows year round?

for those of you that buy seeds online, what site do you recommend? I'm thinking I'll order from burgess but they don't sell celery. I can get that out town though.

how about thyme, cilantro, and basil? also are any of them invasive?

what is garlic? an herb?