Reap What Your Sow

18 years ago - #garden#house

As many of you may know, I keep an herb garden in our backyard. Most of the time, I let the plants do what plants do and just try to make sure they're watered enough. Last year, I lost a few plants with my cavalier attitude to gardening. And my tomato production seemed a little low. This year, I decided to do it right. I bought several seeds, got a seed starting kit, and started growing seeds on the top floor.

As you can see, they're all growing! This is the first wave. It includes, a lot of basil, tomatoes, peppers, thyme, mint, and parseley. I also have seeds for tomatillos, cilantro, and pumpkin, but they either start later or go directly in the ground. I actually read the instructions on the seed package. Amazing what a difference that made!

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This area has several old villas that are not in use anymore, but allow visitors to tour the grounds. We got to the area a little late, and had to do a little convincing of the man and wife that let people in that we would be quick. They let us in and we were free to wander around. We were not the last to leave. The first villa that we saw was Villa Reale.
This stop is merely an excuse to see Ephesus