Garden time is coming

[gopher_byrd]

I harvested the first Brandywine Red tomato today and a few strawberries.

 

[Jimi]

Ok here's my pick of the day (but only gonna show a little today till I get them cleaned up
it was onion pullin day
Got 14 boxes full of these beauties



Oh and another tomato




Ok I owe this wonderful sucess to my good friend @gopher_byrd he posted a video that told what fertilizer (organic) that onions love and I got theem in at the 3rd week in March. These are the same onions I always grow, "Candy" and they earn the name with their natural sweetness

 

[2WhiteWolves]

 

[Jimi]

ok here's my full pick of the day from yesterday, hard to get pictures because there is 15 boxes





Boxes are all full of these beauties

Hard to believe that all these came out of this small area





I'll post them again when I get them all trimmed out

 

[Jimi]

[Superfood Summit] Day 2: Grow Food, Income & Connection

Superfood Summit Day 2 Live​

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Enjoy Day 2 of the Superfood Garden Summit's live event starting at 10am PT, with presentations on growing food, income, and connecting to nature, led by presenters Stacey Murphy, Jason Matyas, and Rob Herring, and bonus content available in the Garden Success Kit.

Note​

• Watch presentations from Superfood Garden Summit Day 1. here
• Join the LIVE Superfood Garden Summit Day 2. here

 

[Jimi]

How To Grow Wonderful Winter Squash​

How To Grow Wonderful Winter Squash

There's a winter squash for everyone and every garden, from huge plots to tiny backyard spaces. If you're looking to add tasty produce by the pound (or many pounds) from your garden, winter squashes are the ticket. Although we call them winter squash, they're grown in the heat of summer. The...

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[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

Here's my pick of the day
Got 3 cucumbers and 3 maters and a zucchini (not shown got ate early)

Wait, here's the zuc



No these aren't fried zuc's they were made in the oven coated with plant bases parmazian cheese^^^ (yes I am a horrible speller)



And this is what I got when I came in from the garden

 

[Jimi]

[ARTICLE] Organic Matter 101: A Guide to Your Most Important Gardening Tool
Organic matter is your #1 tool for growing healthier, more prolific plants! Learn why it's so essential and how to manage it in your garden.
Click here to read more.


[VIDEO] Off-Grid with Marjory Wildcraft
The saga continues... Join Marjory on a walk and talk, during which she discusses everything going on in this world. Click here to watch now.


[IN CASE YOU MISSED IT] BONUS DAY! Superfood Garden Summit
Our mainstream food supply is saturated with processed foods and laced with pesticides, genetically modified organisms, hormones, and all sorts of gunk that make us susceptible to disease and destroy our bodies.

Our friends at Grow Your Own Vegetables just hosted an incredible Superfood Garden Summit! With food prices increasing, this information can help you save on your grocery bill!

If you missed it or didn't get a chance to watch all the episodes, it's your lucky day!

You can watch or re-watch it all on-demand this weekend!

Click here to watch free now.

 

[Jimi]

Ok here's my pick pf the day for today, well dig of the day
I needed space to plant more stuff so dug my red taders, musta been delirious when we planted them cause we got some white taders mixed in

Ok here's these



And the 2 tables in the background go with them

 

[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now​ #1 Tip For Improving Homesteading Yields​ Yes, you'll recognize the wisdom of this instantly​ ​

 

[Jimi]

Stories That Heal Podcast​

Tune in to our newest episode of the Radical Remission Project's “Stories That Heal” podcast featuring breast cancer thriver, Cynthia Mansfield.​

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Cynthia was diagnosed with stage 4 incurable her2 positive breast cancer with metastases to her lymph and bones in 2020 at the very young age of 27. She wasn't expected to live to her 30th birthday. Cynthia shared that something started to happen within her, she began to listen to the voice within. It was her intuition, and it became her guiding light to finding balance and wellness in her life again. She has since been told she is in remission, without long-term effects from chemotherapy. The Radical Remission healing factors gave her hope and helped her turn her life around. She now lives off grid with her husband and 4 young children, living life more with purpose and presence.​

If you prefer to read the podcast's transcript, please visit Apple Podcasts. Once in the episode, scroll down below the show notes for the automatically generated, unedited transcript.​

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[Jimi]

Nature and your own body can be some of your best medicines—when you know how to strategically tap into their power. Supporting your body's methylation pathways is a fantastic place to start (learn more in this week’s blog), and so is boosting your levels of glutathione, the “Master Antioxidant” that plays a vital role in detox, energy, and DNA repair (see the latest podcast episode). If you’re on a healing journey, it’s time to explore all the available paths—especially the ones not paved by conventional medicine. Sometimes, the greatest breakthroughs are found on the “dirt roads” that lead to true, integrative healing.​

That’s exactly why we created the Healing Diva Retreat, happening this October 5–10 in Boise, Idaho. It’s a 5-day immersive experience designed to help you go deeper with your healing—body, mind, and spirit. If you’re ready to recharge, connect, and take your next steps toward vibrant health, this is your invitation. Pedal to the metal…let’s go!​

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[Jimi]

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Podcast Spotlight: The Glutathione Revolution with Dr. Nayan Patel​ ​

The “Master Antioxidant” your body can’t thrive without? Glutathione. In this week’s Wellness Warriors podcast, De’Ann speaks with Dr. Nayan Patel—a global authority on glutathione and author of The Glutathione Revolution.​

Dr. Patel breaks down why this master antioxidant is essential for healing, detoxification, and energy—and why many popular forms of supplementation simply don’t work. You’ll also learn how oxidative stress fuels chronic disease (including cancer), how to naturally boost your body’s production of glutathione, and how Dr. Patel’s patented delivery system is changing the game for patients around the world. We’re excited to spotlight Magnesium Ease in this episode. Magnesium plays a key role in lowering oxidative stress and supporting the body’s natural glutathione production—making it an ideal complement to Dr. Patel’s approach. ​

Listen Here​

 

[Jimi]

​ ​

Podcast Spotlight: The Glutathione Revolution with Dr. Nayan Patel​ ​

The “Master Antioxidant” your body can’t thrive without? Glutathione. In this week’s Wellness Warriors podcast, De’Ann speaks with Dr. Nayan Patel—a global authority on glutathione and author of The Glutathione Revolution.​

Dr. Patel breaks down why this master antioxidant is essential for healing, detoxification, and energy—and why many popular forms of supplementation simply don’t work. You’ll also learn how oxidative stress fuels chronic disease (including cancer), how to naturally boost your body’s production of glutathione, and how Dr. Patel’s patented delivery system is changing the game for patients around the world. We’re excited to spotlight Magnesium Ease in this episode. Magnesium plays a key role in lowering oxidative stress and supporting the body’s natural glutathione production—making it an ideal complement to Dr. Patel’s approach. ​

Listen Here​

 

[Jimi]

FEATURED CALL TO ACTION ​

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On July 1, we celebrated a historic victory: Florida became the first state to ban public water fluoridation statewide. This win was born from grassroots momentum: 29 local victories across Florida where communities rallied around a simple truth: water should hydrate, not medicate. Today, children in schools and in playgrounds across Florida are drinking cleaner, safer water. This issue is not fringe, it’s foundational. A federal court has now deemed fluoridated water an unreasonable risk to human health, especially for pregnant women and formula-fed infants. The case, brought by the Fluoride Action Network (FAN), inspired all of this change. But the EPA’s response has been to spend nearly a decade fighting against the very science it claims to uphold. Instead of heeding the court’s findings, the agency is now wasting taxpayer dollars to overturn them. Why must we end fluoridation? Freedom to care for ourselves and our families starts with informed consent, a core medical ethic that water fluoridation flagrantly violates. The COVID-19 era showed Americans what happens when that ethic is ignored. Today, millions of Americans, across political lines, see clearly: health freedom is not partisan. It’s personal. It’s people versus central authority. And the fluoride fight is one frontline in that broader battle. Is it safe? Most local officials are shocked to learn that the fluoride added to drinking water is not naturally occurring. It’s a chemically treated industrial byproduct, often imported and contaminated with heavy metals. It’s not pharmaceutical grade. And it’s not safe. Studies now show cognitive harm from fluoride at the very levels deemed “optimal” by U.S. authorities. The CDC has produced no credible data proving this chemical is safe for the human brain, at any level. In 2024, the National Toxicology Program issued a landmark report linking fluoride exposure to reduced IQ. As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated: “There is a direct correlation between the amount of fluoride in your water and your loss of IQ.” You can help end fluoridation in America. At Stand for Health Freedom, we’re helping citizens take action state by state, county by county, city by city. Our free toolkit shows exactly how we achieved 29 local wins, and helped inspire Florida’s statewide ban. With the right support, your community could be next. Act Now: Stop the EPA’s Appeal The EPA is expected to file its appeal on July 18. Use our action center today to urge Administrator Zeldin to stand for health, not bureaucracy and to stop the appeal. Only the EPA has the authority to issue a national ban on this outdated practice. This is the vigilance our founders warned us would be required. And this is our sacred duty: to protect future generations from government overreach disguised as public health.

TAKE ACTION NOW​

 

[Jimi]

On July 22nd at 3:00pm ET, Dr. Eric Zielinski is going LIVE with Better Way Health CEO, Reggie Black. In their new masterclass, “The Missing Link Between Your Microbiome, Gut Health & Immune System,” they’ll uncover how a well-regulated immune system is the Golden Key to your gut wellness. Why is the link between your gut and immune system so important? Because your gut is home to 70% of your immune system, and gut imbalances can trigger fatigue, inflammation, poor digestion, and more. What most people don’t realize is that a 5,000-year-old yeast-derived compound is now backed by over 216,000 studies. In fact, top institutions like Harvard, Mayo Clinic, and Tulane have studied this unique supplement… And researchers at the University of Louisville found it to be 160x more effective than Vitamin C for immune modulation. That compound is Beta Glucan, and it also… Strengthens the gut lining and nourishes beneficial gut flora Helps reduce symptoms of leaky gut, irregularity, and sluggish digestion Promotes immune balance starting from the gut Supports brain clarity by addressing the gut–brain axis

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Don’t miss this powerhouse masterclass from Dr. Zielinski and Reggie Black - it’s going to be packed with insights you can’t afford to miss! PLUS: You’ll get to ask your biggest gut questions and have them answered by Dr. Zielilnski and Reggie during the live Q&A. The Missing Link Between Your Microbiome, Gut Health & Immune System, airing Tuesday, July 22nd at 3:00pm ET To better health, The GreenMedInfo Team

 

[Jimi]

Hey there Jimi, How fast is your heart aging? It may sound like an odd question, but according to a recent study, it’s one that we should all be asking ourselves—one that could offer insight into just how quickly our bodies are aging and breaking down. Researchers from the University of East Anglia have found a way to use MRIs to examine the heart to calculate biological aging. The scientists used the MRI to measure the strength and size of the various chambers that make up the heart, then created a formula that could effectively calculate the “functional age” of a heart based on their measurements. To be certain they got it right, they compared their calculations against healthy hearts. It turns out their formula worked! The calculations proved correct, delivering results on par with the healthy hearts used as the “control”. What makes this so fascinating is that not only it was accurate, but that it led to amazing insights into the state of those less-than-healthy hearts they analyzed. According to the researchers, they were able to identify when health conditions—like diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity—accelerated biological aging. They could accurately calculate the differences between a subject’s chronological age and biological age. The possibilities that this discovery provides are endless. As the researchers stated in an interview, “Our new MRI method gives doctors a powerful tool to look inside the heart like never before and spot trouble early -- before symptoms even start. This could help doctors step in early to stop heart disease in its tracks.” But they also believed it could help not only doctors, but the patients, too, saying, “It could also be the wake-up call people need to take better care of themselves -- whether that's eating healthier, exercising more, or following their doctor's advice.” There is a great more research remaining to be done, and a long way to go before this technology is fully implemented. However, it promises some great things for the future. It’s not impossible to imagine that soon you might be able to walk into your GP or family doctor’s office and get an MRI for your heart to determine your cardiac age and identify any early signs of cardiovascular health problems. In the meantime, you can still take this as a wake-up call and start taking better care of yourself. Give your heart some love and keep it healthy by: Eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes. The more colorful the foods, the better they are for your heart. Cutting back on artificial and processed foods, as well as any foods high in trans fats or hydrogenated oils. Limiting your alcohol intake, or cutting alcohol from your life altogether. Quitting smoking or vaping, and avoiding people who do (secondhand smoke is nearly as bad as smoking yourself). Doing more exercise, including lifting weights, HIIT, jogging, cycling, dancing, martial arts, and all forms of cardiovascular conditioning. Walking more. Spend more time outdoors in the fresh air and in nature, moving your body and getting your heart and lungs working. Staying at a healthy weight and body fat percentage. There is a “target” for your age and height, and gaining too much weight can lead to higher risk of long-term health problems. Managing your stress and spending more time relaxing and enjoying yourself. Sleeping enough. A solid 6 to 8 hours of sleep each night is a must for a healthy heart—and for a healthy everything else, too. A few simple preventative measures can make a world of difference and drastically slow biological aging.​

Yours in good health,​

 

[Jimi]

Outsmarting the Deer​

Outsmarting the Deer

Deer are not a gardener’s friend. They look peaceful when they wander into your yard, but they have darkness in their hearts. Well, at least concerning your hydrangeas, tulips, peppers, and fruit trees. Gardeners in deer-prone areas who don’t make a plan to deal with the deer have made a plan to...

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[Jimi]

Hey Jimi,

OY - so sorry for the mess up this morning - the links below are working.

If you haven't signed up for the Water Harvesting Summit yet, now's a good chance to do so!

It's free and on demand for a few days, so there's nothing to lose.

Click here to register and join us!

We’re sharing how to improve the resiliency and security of your food supply by having a limitless supply of water.

Whether you’re new to water harvesting or you want to upgrade your system and skills, you’ll find helpful ideas for your yard!

Seriously, we’ve got you covered even if you’ve never tried it before.

You’ll love the session with Renee Dang, who shares step-by-step how to start harvesting rainwater in 9 days or less!

Click here to join the Summit!

In 11 presentations, you’ll see a variety of ways to harvest water and the systems you can use in your own yard to collect, store, and use it in your garden.

Keep your garden watered and flourishing in every season, in every climate

Reduce your reliance on chemically-treated municipal water

Boost your garden’s yield and secure your food supply

Click here to watch the Water Harvesting Summit!

 

[Jimi]

Here's my pick of the day for Friday

Startin to get more maters (yum) and peppers are startin to turn red
I had more cherry tomatoes but I eat about every other one when pickin them
The cuke is a Japanese type with thin edible skin and burpless
Little green pepper came off when pickin the big red one

 

[gopher_byrd]

Today's tomatoes. Ace 55 and Black Cherries

 

[Jimi]

[VIDEO] #1 Tip to Improve Homesteading Yields
Marjory has been posting these short, informative, and empowering videos to help you become more self-reliant. Even if you are not in a situation to act on this right now, keep watching them. The knowledge will come back to you when you need it. Click here to watch now.


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The U.S. is supposed to follow a "precautionary approach" for food ingredients, meaning they shouldn't be harmful even with long-term use.
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[Jimi]

Hi, Jimi!

The Superfood Garden Summit ENCORE Weekend is here—and we’re unlocking ALL 15 expert presentations for you to binge-watch now through Sunday at 11:59pm Pacific!

Summer gardening is in full swing, and there’s no better time to gather fresh ideas, new techniques, and a burst of inspiration to boost your harvest. Whether you're planting, harvesting, or just dreaming up your next garden project, this is the perfect weekend to dive in!

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Watch any (or all!) of the summit presentations until Sunday night

You can choose from two ways to watch:

Individual presentations on demand
Full daily replays of the original livestreams

We highly recommend checking out the daily replays—they’re not only packed with valuable gardening tips but also include lively Q&A sessions with presenters like Stacey Murphy, Michael Kilpatrick, Greg Peterson, Matt Powers, Dr. Jeff Pierce, and John Kohler. Plus, there are some fun surprises you won’t want to miss!



This isn’t just a replay—it’s a second chance to fuel your garden with insight, excitement, and new ideas.

Even just one presentation could change how you grow this season.

Let’s grow something amazing together,

The Grow Your Own Vegetables Team

 

[Jimi]

Here's my pick of the day for Sunday
An inside picture, it actually is sprinklin out
Startin to get a few maters and cherry maters
I just love the taste and texture of these japanesses cukes, ate one for breakfast
My hot peppers are movin slow but they are nice and hot
Big red pepper is sweet red and thick walled, ste one of these for breakfast too

 

[danieltr060258]

Japanese cucumbers are crisp and sweet, perfect for fresh eating without peeling.

 

[Jimi]

Japanese cucumbers are crisp and sweet, perfect for fresh eating without peeling.

They sure are and I love them.
I grow a strain called "Summer Dance" they always produce well and taste amazing

 

[Jimi]

Maybe your garden isn't cutting it. Whether you are an aspiring gardener or are already growing a bounty, sometimes we need to supplement what we're growing. Unless we're applying permaculture on a large scale, it's not so easy to grow everything we need to eat. That's when I like to go to my local farmer's market to buy what I need that I'm not growing. I love supporting other farmers, ensuring that I'm still eating as freshly as possible, AND connecting with my local community. I love these related articles to get excited about the farmer's market: Urban Farm U team member Tayler on Where to Find Real Food Deanna Cook on 6 Ways to Create Farmer's Market Fun with Kids Already growing an abundance? Then maybe you want to sell your food at the market Enjoy!​

Greg Peterson Your Urban Farmer Janis Norton General Manager​

P.S. This month I'm spotlighting one of my favorite Urban Farm U courses... Creating Your Permaculture City with Toby Hemenway (author of Gaia's Garden). Sadly, Toby is no longer with us. However, we were able to preserve this incredible course for your learning. Creating Your Permaculture City is perspective-changing and will expand your ideas about how permaculture can be applied to your yard and your life. Click Here to learn more.​

 

[Jimi]

Good Monday Mornin
Here's my "Pick of the day" for Monday 7/23
Not much today few tasty maters, cherries too, and one of these fantastic cucumbers Oh and a head of Dill that wild grew from last years crop


The greener mater on top was layin on the ground, been seein a local ground hog the last few he musta found us

 

[Jimi]

Ok here's yesterday's (Tuesdays) Pick of the day
I just got through washin the mud off of them



This is the last of my first tader plantin I still have have 3 short rows in the back to be dug.
Not a bad days garden work for an old phart of almost 74.

 

[Jimi]

Ok and here's my pick of the day for Wednesday for maters


I just realized I forgot to check cukes

 

[Jimi]

Seein a heat wave comin this way I had to take my taders out so I could till before the heat again. (this was how my mornin started, well after weedin the area)


This is where these taders and onions were (This is pre till) I guess my photographer didn't get one of after. OOOPs I missed a tader, I was gettin delerious after the weedin in the sun wonder if I tilled it under
This area will be spinach and green beans.
And if you look you can see the taders in the back startin to yellow up so won't be long for those then something will go in there.
The cans that you see off to the right (there are four but you can only see two) are new zucchini startin put in yesterday

 

[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

What Makes Heirloom
Seeds Special?​

Heirloom seeds aren't just another gardening trend. These are open-pollinated plant varieties passed down for generations, typically over 50 years.

 

[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

Potato Beetles, Squash Borers and Hornworms, Oh My!​

Potato Beetles, Squash Borers and Hornworms, Oh My!

When summer is in full swing, the triple-threat problem of Colorado potato beetles, squash vine borers, and tomato hornworms can drive a gardener mad. But before you give up, check out our tips on how to combat these pests and reduce their impact on your garden. Colorado Potato Beetles These...

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[gopher_byrd]

Harvest from today tomatoes, and the past few days with the strawberries and peppers.

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Potato Beetles, Squash Borers and Hornworms, Oh My!​

Potato Beetles, Squash Borers and Hornworms, Oh My!

When summer is in full swing, the triple-threat problem of Colorado potato beetles, squash vine borers, and tomato hornworms can drive a gardener mad. But before you give up, check out our tips on how to combat these pests and reduce their impact on your garden. Colorado Potato Beetles These...

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Love his suggested method of picking the bugs off the plants and feeding them to your chickens, or spreading them on the driveway for the birds to eat. Bird's bug buffet, yeah!

 

[Jimi]

Love his suggested method of picking the bugs off the plants and feeding them to your chickens, or spreading them on the driveway for the birds to eat. Bird's bug buffet, yeah!

Also puttin them in a an old blender W/some water makes a great pesticide, they say that the bugs can actually smell the dead.

 

[Jimi]

Here's my Pick of the Day for Thursday



More maters a nice red pepper a few cayenne peppers, red and purple, cherry maters and what was left on my dill weed, already used the head and most of the weed'





Ok this is a mini basil, I have full size too. Gonna cut it today to hand and dry, kinda hate to cause the bees love it but I am gonna plant Garlic in that container soon



Ok and this is a mint bush that I grew from seed in 2023. The leaves are dried and used to make Mint Tea all homegrown and absolutely organic. My Photographer caught too much back ground and she tied a flower of hers to it for support.

 

[Jimi]

Have you ever caught yourself thinking of your garden as just another chore? Or maybe you’re so overwhelmed you haven’t started yet?

Here’s a fun mindset shift:
What if your garden was more like a party?

You’re the host, and your crops are your guests.

Each one has a unique personality—some are resilient, others are fussy. Some play well with others, and some… not so much.

That’s where companion planting comes in.

It's the art (and science!) of placing certain crops together because they help each other thrive—and knowing who to keep apart to avoid drama.

We made it easy with this complimentary Companion Planting Guide to help you simplify your garden planning:

>>> Access Your Free Companion Planting Guide

Inside, you’ll discover:
Which crops make great neighbors—and which don’t
How flowers and herbs can boost your veggie harvest
Why herbs are key to flavor and pest control
How to attract pollinators and beneficial insects naturally
Beautiful plant combos that support soil health and sustainability

This guide helps you grow smarter—not harder—so you can enjoy a garden that’s productive, beautiful, and buzzing with life.

Because when good neighbors grow together:
Pests are reduced
Pollinators show up
Soil gets healthier
You harvest more
And your garden becomes a joy—not a job

>>> Download the Companion Planting Guide

With the right companions in place, your garden becomes more resilient, more productive, and more enjoyable—without needing more of your time or energy.

So whether you're planting your first bed or fine-tuning your garden layout, this Guide will help you make choices that support a thriving ecosystem and a bountiful harvest.

Here’s to growing smarter—with a little help from good neighbors.

Grow Your Own Vegetables Team

 

[Jimi]

I had to tie my maters up in order to get in there and pick today but here's what came out
Pick of the day for Saturday


A couple green maters were layin on the ground.
I almost have enough to cann
Picked a nice cuke for supper tonight
And gort a couple banana peppers

 

[Jimi]

Here's my pick of the day for Sunday
Jean mentioned she wanted stuffed peppers so this is what I came up with and a couple cukes too




Then of coarse had to go through the maters and got these




In the bag is the onion slices that I dehydrated
They taste just as sweet as candy and have great taste
Gonna make some of these at Thanksgivin to top a green bean casserole

Can't wait for the stuffed peppers today/tonight

 

[Jimi]

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Here's my Pick of the Day for Thursday
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More maters a nice red pepper a few cayenne peppers, red and purple, cherry maters and what was left on my dill weed, already used the head and most of the weed'


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Ok this is a mini basil, I have full size too. Gonna cut it today to hand and dry, kinda hate to cause the bees love it but I am gonna plant Garlic in that container soon

I never knew there was a mini basil. Beautiful plant.

 

[Jimi]

I never knew there was a mini basil. Beautiful plant.

Thank you the bees just love it

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Thank you the bees just love it

Wow, find another bucket in the shed then, and leave it bee.

 

[Jimi]

I have thought about this but I have other basil in bloom now too