The mysterious Leaning Tree of Peoria.
I'm no Geometrist, but this looks
like a perfect right angle to me.
I get to gaze in wonder at it
every time I enter my backyard.
All the plants shown below have
been grown organically.
They are living proof that
you don't need pesticides
or other harsh toxic chemicals
or Big Ag fertilizers
in your garden.
All the plants shown below have
been grown organically.
They are living proof that
you don't need pesticides
or other harsh toxic chemicals
or Big Ag fertilizers
in your garden.
Drying a little bit of the large
chocolate mint crop.
Chocolate mint, depleted by today's
harvesting, growing in our
front porch garden.
Peppermint on the bottom, to the right of marigolds.
Licorice mint on the top tier,
a single plant, in the middle.
A closer view of our peppermint.
Licorice mint.
Very sweet.
Licorice mint leaves have an interesting shape.
Growing tomatoes for the first time this year.
Two of our tomato plants,
in the sunroom garden.
Our square garden, where herbs,
jalapeno peppers, and ferns are abundant.
That's sage to the right,
and oregano on the left.
Thyme on the left,
French tarragon on the right.
Jalapeno peppers are nearing ripeness.
Not very hot.
Here are our rosemary plants on the deck.
My wife likes this lavender crop.
Not sure what these ferns are,
but I love their scent.
They may be a British wood fern.
A tiger lily is beautiful.
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