~ETA: I can't take credit for anything that is growing in my yard...I just take pictures of it:)
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3 comments:
It is a very heady thing, to know that you could go out to your garden and snip just the tips from some of those leaves for your salad!
Italian Parsley? I would've thought it was lovage. I used to have lovage, back when I had a yard, but I've never seen Italian parsley outside of a grocery store. *L*
It's so uplifting when the growing things emerge. :-D
A.
My dill came back all on its own. I've never known anything but mint to do that.
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