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the wet spring has messed things up a little bit here at plh. normally, our st. john's wort and our lavender would be blooming on midsummer, but not this year....both plants are kind of scraggy and struggling. they're "late bloomers", haha. :) the roses and thyme, however (as you can see above) are blooming...
the wet spring has messed things up a little bit here at plh. normally, our st. john's wort and our lavender would be blooming on midsummer, but not this year....both plants are kind of scraggy and struggling. they're "late bloomers", haha. :) the roses and thyme, however (as you can see above) are blooming...