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Jwolff's Patio garden

Created on Tuesday, 05 Aug 08

This is my patio garden. I grow mostly herbs and am getting into some cool weather veggies like spinach and lettuce. My patio doesn’t get much sun so it’s been challenging trying to get things to grow and flower, but I’ve had some success and it’s been fun and a good experience. Currently I have borage, feverfew, calendula, catnip, peppermint, lemonbalm, clary sage, lavender bergamot, coriander, lemon thyme, and dandelion growing here.

Organic Garden

Garden Type: Container | Sun: Partial Sun | Soil: Potting Mix

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  • Spinach Day 119

    Spinach

    Spinacia oleracea

    Tried to start indoors at the beginning of this year, but apt. does...

    Planted on 05 Aug 08

    • 4 journals
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    • Happy

  • Dandelion Day 139

    Dandelion

    Taraxacum officinale

    I planted this one because I wanted to see how to propagate it from...

    Planted on 16 Jul 08

    • 1 journals
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    • 0 comments
    • Happy

  • Catnip Day 165

    Catnip

    Nepeta cataria

    I got this one from the garden sale at school because I helped to p...

    Planted on 20 Jun 08

    • 3 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
    • Happy

  • Clary Sage Day 170

    Clary Sage

    Salvia sclarea

    I got this one from the plant sale at school. There was some left a...

    Planted on 15 Jun 08

    • 1 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
    • Happy

  • Lavender Bergamot Day 170

    Lavender Bergamot

    Monarda fistulosa

    Also a freebie from the plant sale. I really made out with some gre...

    Planted on 15 Jun 08

    • 2 journals
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    • Happy

  • Borage Day 276

    Borage

    Borago officinalis

    This plant was my "personal plant" for my class.

    Planted on 01 Mar 08

    • 2 journals
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    • Happy

  • Calendula Day 276

    Calendula

    Calendula officinalis

    This one is 1 of 2 calendulas that I have growing right now. I was ...

    Planted on 01 Mar 08

    • 2 journals
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  • Feverfew Day 276

    Feverfew

    Tanacetum parthenium

    This one took a while to actually get growing. It's doing well now,...

    Planted on 01 Mar 08

    • 2 journals
    • 0 faves
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    • Happy

  • Lemonbalm

    Lemonbalm

    Melissa officinalis

    I've had this one for at least two years. It's been with me for a w...

    Planted on 30 Mar 07

    • 5 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
    • Happy

  • Peppermint

    Peppermint

    Mentha × piperita

    This peppermint has been with me for a couple years. I think that I...

    Planted on 30 Mar 07

    • 3 journals
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    • 0 comments
    • Happy

  • Kale

    Kale

    Brassica oleracea var. acephala

    I got this one free for volunteering at Tilth. I just wanted to see...

    • 1 journals
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    • 0 comments
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  • Radishes 2

    Radishes 2

    Raphanus sativus

    Trying again to see if the radishes grow correctly.

    • 0 journals
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United States Bothell, United States


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