What is growing in your yard?

Just so you know, I am still pulling this out of my flower bed every year. It is pretty, but DO NOT LET IT SEED. May my mistake be your lesson. :wink:

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Yeah, you’ll never get rid of it. It comes up anywhere there’s bare dirt and loves growing under weed barrier. I think it’s edible.

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It’s growing!

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Lots of edible and/or medicinal plants most people consider weeds and invasive. NOT talking about Mary Jane either :sweat_smile:

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These are huge this year.

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Cilantro – 7-15 days to germination.

This is the beginning of the 15th day! :grin:

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Tulips are my favorite! Beautiful

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We are rooting for you cilantro!

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The milkweed in my yard is blooming!

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Was your double entendre deliberate or did you just get lucky? (And thank you for keeping him in your thoughts!)

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I meant it :rofl:

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3 mints (or “Where’s Waldo?”)

[and one merely minted]

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Mint will go crazy by spreading everywhere unless you don’t mind or try to contain it

Being said, now I am thinking about a nice tall glass of mint tea!

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Excellent advice and mine is definitely contained because it’s not leaving the flower pot. (None of my seedlings will leave their pots – I have no place to transplant them to. WYSIWYG.)

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The tomatoes are tomatoing.

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The ones whose color have turned halfway are almost ready for green tomato pie! :pie:

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I promise I’m ignoring “the corner crud.”

However, I’ve been wondering if you’re growing any peppers.

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How true! One year I kept some beautiful flowers through the autumn cold spell. I used row cover. I used mulch. I used a blanket. I used a heat reflector during the day. They lived! They were beautiful! But Oh how creepy to see those vibrant flowers sprung surrounded by a sea of dead stuff. (Like Audrey 2.)

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