Garden Snippets
Garden Snippets: onion, ponytail palm, sage, hollyhocks, and grapevine.
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I like to get up close for pictures- it makes my midget garden seem big.
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I like getting up close, too! Love those purple flowers. What are they?
I just added some more purple flowers I'd forgotten to add to the post, but the first ones are sage. I planted them a few years ago and every year they flower, seed, and resow themselves. I hope they do this year because winter was hard on them. I think the color looks so pretty next to their gray-green leaves.