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Wooly <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Omelet wrote:
> >
> > I have some space in the driveway garden beds. Might have to consider
> > some milkweed plants, as well as a bunch of parsley for the
> > Swallowtails. :-)
>
> I'm going to plant some parsley next spring. I swiped several milkweed
> pods from school and seeded my "flower bed", hopefully next year I'll
> have enough milkweeds and assassin bugs to mind the aphids that I can
> grow my own seed :D
Sounds promising. :-)
The other two herbs swallowtails happily munch are dill and fennel.
>
> My mints are going gangbusters except the catnip. The neighborhood toms
> like to roll around in it, there are a couple of sprigs hanging on so
> it'll be a hard winter for the catnip...
Bummer. Mine seeded well so I should have plenty next year.
>
> Black-eyed Suzies and purple coneflower should reseed, hopefully the
> lavender will too. Morning glory may become a pest if I keep ignoring
> it. My one poor bluebonnet from this year may or may not have set seed,
> I won't hold my breath on that one!
Our Purple Coneflower has re-seeded itself now for 3 years. Wild morning
glory/bindweed I have in excess. I've never had domestic MG re-grow from
it's own seeds?
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