Oh that wild growth zone so filled with natures fulfillment of surprises to desire. There simply is no such thing as a weed in it.
soon: strawberries
Possibly bloody dock, an edible perennial and quite pretty as well.
Grape buds! Let’s see how much they grow in a year, we are planning a nice trellis support for them.
Sorrel was once planted in the herb spiral. Not sure if it’s still alive, if not we can replant.
First rhododendron flowers and rain
They still make this type of keys, but unfortunately not in this particular shape so we’ll need to replace this lock.
Learning about moss lichen and liverworts
Donkey Rhubarb! Of Aphex Twin fame, this plant’s invasiveness causes many people to freak out. But we are now its predators and will eat and pickle the very nutritious shoots.
From garden to table, morel mushroom 🍄🍴
Corner beam ready to go #demolition
Flowers hidden under the rhododendron #whatplantisthis
Much yellowness at our neighbor from the other abandoned/wild plot
Tiny Easter eggs on our rose bush. In the background, the Jacobs coffee factory, source of pleasant smells.
Metal from shed demolition went to recycling. Thanks @sh_aa_nti and @printerj for the help!
These Frittelaria are from one of our neighbors, quite gaudy ;)
After cutting down the sage bush, what looked like just an oval bed is now revealed to have been once a #permaculture herb spiral.
Oh no window more.
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