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So, those tomato cuttings from October? They're still doing well -- so much that I spent part of my Saturday sanitizing stakes to bring inside, as the vines had become too long and heavy to creep up the wall without help:
There are also two generations of Christmas pepper plants in that corner (transplanting the trio of seedlings I hadn't placed among friends was another finally-got-to item on the list). I gave up on the pot of thyme.
I chucked a couple of bulbs into the compost pail and sliced open a third.
The scent of the tomato plants intensifies as they are handled. It was strong enough to disturb the BYM, on the other side of the wall.
There are also two generations of Christmas pepper plants in that corner (transplanting the trio of seedlings I hadn't placed among friends was another finally-got-to item on the list). I gave up on the pot of thyme.
I chucked a couple of bulbs into the compost pail and sliced open a third.
The scent of the tomato plants intensifies as they are handled. It was strong enough to disturb the BYM, on the other side of the wall.
