I would like to share some pictures of my plants ;o) The first one is my ferns. I love my ferns! As you can see, I have a lot of them! LOL! Underneath them are bugle weeds, hostas and Russian sage ;o) Can't see any of them yet! LOL! Well, maybe if you look closely, you can ;o)
My next picture is one of my Russian sage. I have 4 of these plants. They are my favorite! Soon they will start to blossom with little purple flowers. I will take a picture of that, when it happens. The smell from them is very strong! Flowery, but spicey! I like to mix my Russian sage with my lavender, and bring them inside. Or sometimes I burn my Russian sage, for a smudging or incense. If any of you want a hardy plant, that gets as big as you want it, this is the plant for you! I have seen people have hedges out of them! They don't need good soil and no watering! You have to water them once you plant them, but after, nope! And the smell, brings in the bees, butterflies, and dragonflies! I promise to take a picture, when the purple flowers come out ;o)
Blessings everyone ;o) Talk to you when I get back ;o)
Thanks for sharing this Stacy. Great pictures. Have a wonderful time away. Catch ya when you get back. Hugs to you. :)
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ReplyDeleteHope you had a great weekend!
Bees, butterflies and dragonflies oh my!! I will have to get some of that Russian sage for sure. Have a nice get away.
ReplyDeleteStacy, your ferns are gorgeous. Is Russian Sage one you can use to season your cooking with?
ReplyDeletebeautiful plants!!
ReplyDeletehave a lovely time!!
Oh Stacy, what lovely ferns and sage! I'll bet the combined aroma of sage and lavender is magical. Yum!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I left an award for you on my blog if you would like to pick it up. Have a wonderful week.
Wonderful plants, absolutely love ferns!! The more ferns the merrier, I always say, lol! Thanks for sharing garden pictures, love 'em!
ReplyDeleteHey Roxanne ;o) Thanks, have a great day! Hugs ;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Taylour, thankyou ;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Donna ;o) Thanks for the smile ;o) Take Care;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Marlene ;o) Sorry, you can't use it as a herb ;o( But, it smells great ;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Ann ;o) Thanks ;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Mina ;o) Thankyou ;o) I will be over, when I have time ;o)
ReplyDeleteHey Robin, I am like you! I love my ferns!!! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHello cutie :) My, how does your garden grow... did you say not good soil & only one watering for the sage, sounds like I should plant some, look forward to seeing it in flower :)
ReplyDeleteLovely plants Stacy! I can smell the sage from here!!! Actually we went gold panning ( well mostly driving down a horrendous road trying to get away from everyone elses claims!) and stumbled on some yellow flowers that smelled incredible. I have no idea what they were. Maybe I'll post the pic on my blog and you might know what they are. That was the real "gold find" of the day! Hugs! Deb
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful yard Stacy!
ReplyDeleteYou have a very Green thumb Stacey...wish I could garden like you! :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Shelle, yes I will be taking pics, as soon as it flowers ;o)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the flowers Deb ;o) I bet they are some beautiful wild flowers! Take Care ;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie ;o)
ReplyDeleteCrystal, the secret is easy plants! LOL! Seriously ;o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plants, hope you had fun on your trip!
ReplyDeleteI had a great time, thanks Pam ;o) It's always fun to get away ;o)
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