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Indoor lovelies! Hiding behind my pincushion is the curliest baby frizzle sizzle.
My gorgeous petite Nertera Granadensis! I’ve had my eye on this cutie for so long, but only just made the leap to get it. My hesitation was in the fact that it’s poisonous to cats and my fur baby loves smelling the new plants, but she seems pretty uninterested.
Before and after of my dahlias! The before was when the clone was first planted and the after is the current budding! Just shows how important it is to see to every need of a plant.
My in-ground dahlia babies are blooming! 💜 Those purples, though...holy cow!
My in-ground spearmint budding from root! Once these guys get about 2 inches off the ground, I’ll cut off the taller stem.
Just started some arugula, letttuce, and spinach seedlings! We’ll see how this works out.
Catmint freshly planted, hung out of reach of asshole cat, looking fantastic!
Honestly? The face of adversity here. First my poor cucumbers were stuck in the rockiest soil, but I couldn’t keep the clone contained for far longer so it had to be planted. Then, a gopher burrowed under it and nearly ripped up the roots! Yet despite the odds, this crazy lady’s gone and sprouted regardless. Hoping this fall we will have something on the vine!
The most successful corn stalk in the garden, right here. This just goes to show the importance of trenching around vegetables. It’s already up to my shoulders, though that’s not too spectacular. I’m pretty short!
I can’t believe I’m actually going to start microgreen seeds in plastic tupperware bins.
Got the Nepeta planted in the hanging basket! Come at me, pussy. Try to get to the catmint now, biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch
My alyssums 👌🏻😩
The container garden grows! Beauties abound! I’m mostly excited for the herb trough!!
Ready to pop!
I need some catnip help!
I’ve been trying to grow catnip for months now, and purchased two clones that have been doing well. My intention is to treat it like any other herb; prune/pinch accordingly and dry the leaves out for my kitty, or use it for sedative purposes. Only thing is there’s this dickhead cat who has come into my yard and destroyed both plants!!! I don’t even have a feasible root system to grow from because this little shit tore the entire plant apart straight into the ground. I know it’s a cat because I’ve seen it sniffing around the catnip plants before in the middle of the night.
I’m going to get more clones, but I want to protect them. How do I do that? If I’ve learned anything from owning a cat, it’s that when there’s a will, there’s a way, and they will get into anything.
I swear I only planted this garlic two weeks ago! What in the hell did I bless this soil with?!
These guys desperately needed to get out of their nursery planters. They look so sad now, but never fear, babies. I’ll treat you right.