This borage is a volunteer, one of many. I was warned borage would do this, but I love how it looks and it's a good companion for potatoes and tomatoes. I've decided to appreciate it's self-seeding tendencies. It also means I do not have to start it; I can just transplant the volunteers.
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| See all the volunteers! See the tomato? Oh happy tomato! |
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| Cucumber, lettuce, sunflowers, some day pole beans! |
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| Chives in flower |
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| Tarragon |
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| Brussels Sprouts with onions and daisies |
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| Garlic |
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| Rhubarb in flower; they smell bad |
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| Beans and hot peppers |
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| Beets coming up |
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| Gilfeathers I'll have to thin |
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| These butternuts may fill this bed if I can kill their predator |
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| Potatoes, cabbage, peas in the background, cardboard mulching underway |
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| Cabbage, fennel, tomatoes |
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| Phaedra's radishes |
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| One of my favorites |
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| Black Raspberries are coming |
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| Salad, chard, yarrow, bronze fennel, parsley, cherry tomatoes, cilantro, Oh My! |
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| Peas are Blossoming |
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