Herb bed and Fuschia Display
By Greenthumb
- 11 Sep, 2009
- 12 likes
As the sun fades and the cool comes, the fuschia hit their stride and I can move them out into the open sun for a long fall display. The herb bed is a bit empty this year.
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All looking great, well done
11 Sep, 2009
Thank you, I do appreciate the comments. All the fuschia come back inside as well as the sage and lavender. I'll just harvest the thyme and tarragon. Tarragon comes back every year, very dependably. My last cabin it was a large bush, just happy as can be. A much hotter front there. The cinder block planter holds more heat for them and they can keep from gettting too damp. I'm pleased with the herb bed.
13 Sep, 2009
It does look lovely I would be pleased too.
13 Sep, 2009
That's a good tip, Greenthumb, about the cinder block retaining the heat. I'll have to try that.
13 Sep, 2009
In a rain, we can really get chilly and wet, bad for herbs. These cinder blocks have worked wonders for me, and inexpensive attractive and easy fixes. :-)
13 Sep, 2009
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Nice little corner of your garden love your herb garden and lovely display on your fuchsia s .
11 Sep, 2009