Wow ! Long time no see , now back with a monarch My neighbor grows milkweeds and dill in the backyard especially for swallowtail and monarchs ! I don’t have any green thumb, I believe. Tried some carrots this summer, ithe end result was some thumb sized carrots!
Well, carrots are hard dear! At least you tried It needs loose sandy soil. Start with some bush beans, lettuce in the fall. My backyard doesn’t have enough sunlight, so growing vegetables are a challenge for me!
I enjoyed this post. Kudos to u for capturing my love -The Monarch- Posts of this kind in this forum is far & few between. Zinnias are winter shy and flower farmers like it because it comes in variety of hues and last longer in a vase for over a week to dozen days. For decoration and garlands this flowers in full bloom in different colours -a wonderful choice.
Yes, very true Sir! I am obsessed with these colors so much so that I pray our seasons first frost comes much later than the predicted date on October, as zinnias cannot handle even the slightest of frost !
Yes, true that! But some of my Indian friends think I am a master gardener when I told them I sowed some carrot seeds in the already existing vegetable bed when we bought the house. Their response was “ wow babi coming Onam we want carrot halwa with homemade carrots” and whenever I meet them they ask about it like they are starving literally. Hmmmm now I need to tell them , coming Onam we are going more gourmet way, carrot salad using fresh minuscule carrots!