Calendula in various stages: full bloom to full seed. Planted judiciously it will grow year round.Apple mint in pot on west pathway near hedge. Cranesbill geranium (pale pink flowers) in ground in front.Pineapple mint (left) and peppermint (right)Golden Lemon thyme. Along with red creeping thyme, these were two of the plants we purchased that correspond to the west thanks to funding from Vancouver FoundationEchinacea gone to seed. The birds are enjoying it! We may wait till spring to divide and spread seed around now. https://www.wikihow.com/Divide-Coneflowers
Some of our plants are dying down and going to seed.
Soon the mint, chives and various other herbs will die down to rest over the winter.
You are invited to pick as much as you can possibly take–there are several kinds of mint go dry for tea or enjoy fresh.
Some like the echinacea will be ready to divide and transplant. Lots of calendula seedlings and seeds still doing well.
We’d like to share our rudbeckia, strawberry plants, lambs’ ears and chives. Let us know if you’d like some so we can dig enough up for you.
We have for sharing (but not as desperate to give away!) garlic chives, grape hyacinth bulbs, sage cuttings and mint.
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