What did you do in the garden today?

[Acre4Me]

Rain, and more rain. Cloudy and overcast.

Mustard greens are going strong, as are the peas, and beets. Don't think we will get any Brussel Sprouts - they've been in the ground for over 3 months, (and well beyond the package maturity date), but they are not doing much.

Off to the dentist - yay me

 

[igorsMistress]

Good morning gardeners. The weather has been a bit warmer here. I have one more okra that should be ready to pick tomorrow. I find that very funny since it's a warm climate plant. Rain is in the forecast later today, however I will have time to get some outside work taken care of. My impatiens continue to do well inside and the smaller plant has even developed some flower buds. I always bring my rosemary indoors to overwinter, however the sage is a perennial and does just fine along with the other perennial herbs @Swiss. I've never had parsely last more than one season in a pot, however apparently it will go for two seasons planted in the ground. I'm curious to see if any of the seed that developed on it will revive it next Spring. Thyme is like a weed and it will continue to grow nicely as will oregano and chives. Although I did dry a lot of herbs, if there isn't too much snow on the ground in late November I can usually pick fresh herbs for Thanksgiving dinner. So nice. Time to get moving now. Have a great day everyone.
I just love my backyard view.
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Wow Sarah! I miss the changing colors of Fall, thanks for sharing.

 

[the3quail]

Sadly, ours died over summer, but My chickens love eating the dead plants, lol..

 

[igorsMistress]

Good morning gardeners. I went out to water a bit and check on everything. Took a few pics while I was out there.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Sadly, ours died over summer, but My chickens love eating the dead plants, lol..

I am sorry about the loss

 

[Swiss]

I always bring my rosemary indoors to overwinter, however the sage is a perennial and does just fine along with the other perennial herbs @Swiss. I've never had parsely last more than one season in a pot, however apparently it will go for two seasons planted in the ground. I'm curious to see if any of the seed that developed on it will revive it next Spring. Thyme is like a weed and it will continue to grow nicely as will oregano and chives. Although I did dry a lot of herbs, if there isn't too much snow on the ground in late November I can usually pick fresh herbs for Thanksgiving dinner. So nice. Time to get moving now. Have a great day everyone.
I just love my backyard view.
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I would bring the rosemary in, but figured I'd do that when we have our own house (it would end up in the basement where I would forget about it). Plus, with how much it grew in one season, I figure I'll be ok with starting from seed again.

I thought I read that sage is an annual. Hmm......... maybe it said perennial, but my brain translated it to annual.

I'm sure most of it will die, and I will just start again from seed next season!

That really is a pretty view!

 

[pennyJo1960]

My Rosemary has been growing 7 years now

 

[Jadakraft1]

Nothing!! My garden season has been over for a few weeks w!! We had snow Sunday night and last night!! Gotta love good ole South Dakota weather

 

[pennyJo1960]

You can put that in you profile then we do not have to wonder where you are

 

[igorsMistress]

My Rosemary has been growing 7 years now

I think mine is almost that old. One of my favorite herbs.