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Cannot for the life of me tell if this volunteer tree that I ripped out (and broke and am trying to essentially graft back together) is a white or red mulberry. Guides say the leaves should be like sand paper and not smooth, but they’re somewhere in the middle. I see white mulberries online that look like these leaves. They’re not high gloss, but they’re not completely dull. But the wood on white mulberries seems very yellow and this is more brown. I don’t know! Halp!
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I believe these are northern catalpa because of their bloom size and flower density? I actually found a pod still clinging from last year and got some seeds!
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We are still playing the “is it a cucumber or a cantaloupe?” game! Can you tell?
Update on the assortment of seedlings: I can definitely see sunflowers, morning glories, cosmos, marigolds, four o’clocks, tithonia(?), but that’s all I got. Now, will the marigolds be small or two feet tall? Who knows ✨
The brilliant thing is, my one garden pretty much completely failed during the winter. None of the perennials made it through. I was bemoaning this now weed patch when I realized I have an entire garden waiting right here. So thank you, farmer’s market seed mix packet distributor. I may not agree with the method, but I can’t argue with the results.
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I didn’t realize there was a bird’s nest in here until I saw the photo! I was out on a walk and took a quick pic of the sunlight through the leaves.
Catalpas are blooming!
Some friends on a mock orange 🐞
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At this year’s swap, I brought like five pots of feverfew, and mom heard a woman hyping it up to someone else saying she loved hers from last year. Might have been mine or another person’s, but it just goes to show how plants transform beyond our knowing. You might be part of someone’s garden tradition!
Didn’t take any pictures from the annual plant swap, but it was hotter than expected with more direct sun right in the morning. Didn’t have as many conversations as I’d like, but it was so encouraging to see all my stuff go! I brought:
Pumpkins
Decorative gourds
Carnival Squash
Beans that claimed they were bush beans but definitely were climbers
Rose of Sharon from last year that never got planted where we thought it would
Weeping willow starts. I only brought four because they’re trees, after all, but who knows! I might have given someone shade in 20 years.
Pots of chives. Ever so many chives.
At least five flats of dill. Just an extraordinary amount of dill. All of it went! I was actually a little embarrassed by how much I brought and it was all appreciated!
Lemon cat mint
Lemon balm
Peppermint
Anise hyssop
Those last four I should have brought more of. Mint was VERY popular this year. But it just goes to show you that you can absolutely share a lot of joy by gathering things from your yard that have reseeded. Houseplants were also appreciated. Perennials absolutely flew out, too. Didn’t see as many lilies and iris divides, though.
And at the end of the day after closing, there was only a pot of Rose of Sharon and some sad decorative grass left. I took the grass, seeing as we don’t have any place for more bushes, and if I can get it looking nice someone else might want it around here.
Happy plant swap season! 🌱🌱🌱