This is the Fennel Mom planted to replace the Fennel that died. It is doing really good, but it stays green ulike the other Fennel that was a lovely bronze color.
The Mexican Tarragon, it blooms in the fall. These pictures are from November.
It was still pretty warm here. Mom hadn't even put the plants in the greenhouse yet.
Mom planted some chocolate mint in the herb bed, it does best here in the late fall, winter and early spring. It likes cooler temps than we have in the summer.
We LOVE our Pineapple Sage, we have some blooming right now. Down here it sometimes blooms all year unless we have a really cold winter.
It looks nice with the Goldenrod which is another Fall blooming plant.
Butterflies LOVE the Pineapple Sage.
Mom said this would make a good Tongue out Tuesday post but I am here on Friday so.....
Now on to the impawtant up to date stuff. I am feeling much better now that I am on prednisone. ~Fenris, reporting for ATCAD
PEES: One of our friends wanted to know what kind of Butterfly it was yesterday (and today) we have to confess we haven't got a clue but we has smart helpful friends and...
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Beautiful photos. My hubby thinks it is a gulf frittilary.
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We sometimes grow Pineapple sage in a big patio pot, but it only blooms way ,ate in the season...and then its gone to frost.It it too huge to bring inside.
The hummers like it too.
Glad the prednisone is helping Fenris.
Your flowers are so pretty and we love that butterfly. It's good to hear Fenris is doing well. We have our paws crossed that he continues to improve.
Glad to hear you are better, Fenris.
I agree that the flutterby was a Gulf Fritillary.
Glad you're better Fenris. Great news.
Love all the spring. Beautiful.
Have a fabulous day and weekend. My best to your mom. ♥
What good news about Fenris!! Mama loves the smell of chocolate mint!
xoxo,
Rosy, Jakey & Arty
We are glad you're doing good Ferris. You have some lovely flowers. You have a green paw.
We have our flowers ready to plant out! Tithonia, Cleomwa, Calendula, and others. Just waiting fir the ground to dry a little. It is all mud right now.
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