This blog has evolved. Initially it recorded guerrilla gardening projects in Lethbridge, which began with the "Public Garden Boulevard Project". This blog will now be a mash of thoughts regarding public/private outdoor spaces, guerrilla gardening as well as my journey figuring out the Boulevarden. If anyone wants to share their gardening - guerrilla or otherwise - on this blog email me at loraleee@gmail.com
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Day 71 Cabbage Heads and Black Eyes
This morning when I went out to add plums to the crate in the Boulevarden (there are plums to pick everyday - and the crate is emptied by the end of every day so it works out well) I noticed that two cabbages had been harvested.
I harvested one last week as well as some dill and other veggies to make borscht. Yum.
I transplanted some volunteer Black-eyed Susan (Rudebeckia hirta) in the space left by the harvested cabbages. Black-eyed Susan are very drought tolerant. I have many volunteers in my garden, as well as Lemon Balm and Sedum so this weekend I will pot some up and leave them in the Boulevard...come by if you would like a couple of drought tolerant plants.
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