Sorrel, parsley, dill weed, arugula, garlic, assorted kale, fennel (herb)
One red and one yellow cherry tomato were ripe this morning. The first of the season in my garden. Just in time for the solstice.
It should come as no surprise that I ate them before I had a chance to take a photograph. And really, they were far tastier than it was possible to photograph.
I was cranky at work today. I remembered to open to beauty. The scent of these lilies of the valley reminded me of my maternal grandmother and old-fashioned French perfume.
After tonight, there are only two nights in the 45 day forecast below 35F. The garden calls.
According to yesterday’s Washington Post, we are officially in a drought. We are short 7.3 inches of rain since October, 5 inches since January. The recent rain is merely returning to near normal rainfall and is not addressing the deficit. Please do what you can to conserve water. See previous post for some tips: https://rosegardenyoga.com/2009/02/rain-not-quite-enough/
Please comment to share your own water saving tips.
