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Herbs
nancyjane_gardener

Good plant ID site?

nancyjane_gardener
13 years ago

I planted and planted and planted different herbs a couple of years ago fully intending to put permanent labels on them! Then the outgrew the area they were in! LOL

Some I don't remember what they are and how long they'll live!

I'm planning on picking and drying what I can and starting a new herb garden in pots to kind of control the craziness of my last herb garden. It would be nice if I knew what I was drying. Thanks, Nancy

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