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jburesh1388

HAVE: german chamomile, rooted senecio greyii, strawberries

jburesh1388
17 years ago

Would like drought tolerate, sun loving plants/shrubs. These are small now but will make up for it this summer. The chamomile is supposed to be an annual, but it self sows freely.

Strawberries are everbearing.

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