What am I going to do with a shopping bag full of dill?
Took everything remaining in the garden out, except for a few (hopefully) perennials - lavender, ornamental thyme, hyssop, and that one tiny pawpaw tree - which are tarped on the porch. I have four bags of stuff gleaned from what remained, mainly carrots, mint, lavender, and dill. I've got some cooking to do.
I wrote up a post about this year's garden, but it's still sitting in my email. I'll get to it. I've also started taking a class on "woodland gardening" (i.e., your yard looks like a woodland glade, but more directed and intentional). It's purely theoretical on my part, considering that we have close-to-zero actual land. Someday, who knows. Of course, my love of native/woodland type plants and my love of vegetable gardening are at odds. One = low light, one = lots of light, and preferably heat. Ah, well. Interesting to learn about, anyway.
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Here's my fannish resolution, to keep me busy over the winter (maybe)! Remember that legal streaming exists!
Unfortunately, I was reminded of this when I went looking for Toradora!, which isn't to be found streaming nor on Netflix - streaming or disc. I keep hearing in reviews that it transcends its stock-sounding premise (romcom in which girl smacks guy around), and I will always give a series credit for transcending type. However, I would rather not buy a series sight-unseen, no matter how glowing the reviews are.
Anyway, that's my plan for trying out some new things.
And this is the answer to the title line. Two loaves should make a dent, after I get all of the actual leaves stripped down and such.
Edit: OK, we're fixed! Rawk.
I wrote up a post about this year's garden, but it's still sitting in my email. I'll get to it. I've also started taking a class on "woodland gardening" (i.e., your yard looks like a woodland glade, but more directed and intentional). It's purely theoretical on my part, considering that we have close-to-zero actual land. Someday, who knows. Of course, my love of native/woodland type plants and my love of vegetable gardening are at odds. One = low light, one = lots of light, and preferably heat. Ah, well. Interesting to learn about, anyway.
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Here's my fannish resolution, to keep me busy over the winter (maybe)! Remember that legal streaming exists!
Unfortunately, I was reminded of this when I went looking for Toradora!, which isn't to be found streaming nor on Netflix - streaming or disc. I keep hearing in reviews that it transcends its stock-sounding premise (romcom in which girl smacks guy around), and I will always give a series credit for transcending type. However, I would rather not buy a series sight-unseen, no matter how glowing the reviews are.
Anyway, that's my plan for trying out some new things.
And this is the answer to the title line. Two loaves should make a dent, after I get all of the actual leaves stripped down and such.
Edit: OK, we're fixed! Rawk.