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Monday, January 06, 2020 6:22:10 PM
Yes, I remember the post describing all the scraping of the ground around the greenhouse into a Monty Don field and including the yellow rattle flowers.
In November after three days of rain a scrapped a long aisle of rotted wooded chips, now soil, into some of my raised beds.
During my walk yesterday, I saw a fellow gardener, Debbie. She is is the best organic gardener in my village. Take a look at the Red Torch Mexican Sunflower, if you have room. It attracts Monarch butterflies. I was astonished at the number of Monarchs on Debbie's Mexican Sunflowers last suumer.
https://www.rareseeds.com/mexican-sunflower-red-torch
Keep up the great work, John!
In November after three days of rain a scrapped a long aisle of rotted wooded chips, now soil, into some of my raised beds.
During my walk yesterday, I saw a fellow gardener, Debbie. She is is the best organic gardener in my village. Take a look at the Red Torch Mexican Sunflower, if you have room. It attracts Monarch butterflies. I was astonished at the number of Monarchs on Debbie's Mexican Sunflowers last suumer.
https://www.rareseeds.com/mexican-sunflower-red-torch
Keep up the great work, John!
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