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Dill — this is for the Monarch caterpillars.

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Purple coneflower (Echinacea) — I also have coneflowers in white, red, and green.

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Common sage — we also have tricolor sage, golden sage, and purple sage.

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Chamomile

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My favorite vegetable to grow — lettuce. Unfortunately, “THEY” won’t eat my lettuce. “THEY” prefer packaged store-bought lettuce — the kind all cut up and brown.

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Asparagus — Ava and Helena cook this with beef stock and it’s delicious.

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New strawberry plants.

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One of Helena’s flower beds.

10 Comments

  1. Jessica

    Your gardens are beautiful and they are very inspiring!

    I thought the Monarch caterpillar lived on milkweed?

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  2. Melody

    Your gardens look great! Part of me wishes I still had a garden, but it was so much work with so little to show for it in the end. (We found out that a gravel road used to cut across our back yard right where we had our garden!)

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  3. Perla Sarmiento de Adams

    Hello Laurie,

    Your lettucce look very beauty and delicius. I wish be there and make me a salad with it.

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  4. Laurie Bluedorn

    Jessica,
    You’re right! Dill attracts the swallowtails — which are similar in appearance to the monarchs. Laurie

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  5. Hans

    I’m not picking any of that.

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  6. Ava

    Hi mom. I like lettuce!

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  7. Anna Royer

    Mrs. Bluedorn, I think the Delphinium are beautiful, blue flowers are my favorite.

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  8. Kristin Carr

    I think that I would like the lettuce, I just wouldn’t like the asparagus. 😛

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  9. Christine

    Hi Laurie,

    Sounds like you need Hans to pick a bunch of stuff from the garden and have a salad party!!! I’ll bring the dressing.

    Love in Christ,
    Christine

    P.S. I can now access your blog & comments, no problem through both IE & Foxfire. I did have to clear out my cookies & history earlier today to be able to.

    Reply

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