what it missing in height, it puts out in lower growth, hense the trailing thing, still quite woody towards the center of the mother plant, but even the new plants offer at least 12 inch growth per year
Without cutting it back, so if cut back, it would produce more growth ofc
Bekkie ur a star in my eyes! I only wish more people would think like u, in the old days, people traded food for food, they grew what they could to provide for there family, then swapped what they had surplus of for other stuff they did not grow!
I personally grew up this way, farmer provided what we could not afford and we grew what they did not have time or room to grow, hence my vast knowledge in this stuff
Sadly its still a bad recession in Ireland and prices are way to high, £ 2.00 for a cauliflower the size or a girls fist! So I grow my own, eat my own and may even try running a business next year supplying this stuff, who knows, if I can grow it, I may even make more than my rent for a change lol
Bekkie if u cook at all, I would advise u take a cutting, as I have worked with herbs most of my adult life and never once seen this type! So to me its just as awesome as you are! lol
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Bekkie we love u for ur posts, if not for you this post would not exist!
You alone started this post for exchange of seeds extra, and you have started something awesome!
To all those out there, give thanks and big smile to Bekkie for starting this awesome post!
AND ,,, Bekkie, just keep collecting, one day someone will join us who has what ur heart disires
No, it does not, just trials everywhere instead lol
I am loving watching everyone having a good time
what it missing in height, it puts out in lower growth, hense the trailing thing, still quite woody towards the center of the mother plant, but even the new plants offer at least 12 inch growth per year
Without cutting it back, so if cut back, it would produce more growth ofc
Bekkie ur a star in my eyes! I only wish more people would think like u, in the old days, people traded food for food, they grew what they could to provide for there family, then swapped what they had surplus of for other stuff they did not grow!
I personally grew up this way, farmer provided what we could not afford and we grew what they did not have time or room to grow, hence my vast knowledge in this stuff
Sadly its still a bad recession in Ireland and prices are way to high, £ 2.00 for a cauliflower the size or a girls fist! So I grow my own, eat my own and may even try running a business next year supplying this stuff, who knows, if I can grow it, I may even make more than my rent for a change lol
Bekkie if u cook at all, I would advise u take a cutting, as I have worked with herbs most of my adult life and never once seen this type! So to me its just as awesome as you are! lol
I would love a cutting of the trailing rosemary, its good for bees and looks lovely in an urn type tub,
I will send you my address tomorrow, many thanks.
I amgoing to try and save seeds of the Stachys, lambs ears, good for bees and lovely and furry.
I will be doing roots in Sept so i will post photos later of what I have.
I have got the tall Echium seeds now, so will be posting soon, also some pretty double pink aquilegia seeds and a few white ones.
lol