On Saturdays I post three photos
of pretty things that I have taken during the week.
Because I love pretty things...
This week I'm going with a green theme in honour of St Patrick's Day.
Here are some pretty yummy green things growing in our garden...
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Basil, how I love thee! |
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Vietnamese mint, seriously yum. |
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Baby tomatoes, will be seriously yum soonish. |
Loving your green theme today. I haven't tried growing Vietnamese Mint, is it as prolific as normal mint?
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ReplyDeleteFirst time we've grown it, it's in a pot. And it tastes nothing like normal mint, not minty at all. More like basil or coriander.
So many things to love - for starters the clumpy basil.
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Your basil is lush! What a gorgeous plant. I also think basil is divine... fresh cooked in pasta... Ohhhh stop it! :o)
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