Open Post... With a Summer Garden Photo Tour!

[kimberlysteele]

The work in progress... I meant to do more plantings in the front.  As I mentioned in my Spring Garden post, the boxwood experiment is over (they hate the front yard) unless they're in containers.  My plans are to put more hardy perennials in the front that can take crappy conditions.  The front garden you see here has got the worst soil in my entire yard.

This is one of the few shady spots in the yard.  It's my favorite spot because it's the most established.  The hostas come in thickly enough to keep weeding to a minimum.  The pear tree hasn't fruited yet but it provides some nice shade.  In this garden, there is a Rose of Sharon, many varieties of hosta, ferns, a black cohosh, catmint, borage, and purple coneflower.




Raspberry bushes -- they are producing the sweetest berries I've ever tasted right now!  Also various daylilies, rudibeckias sown from seed, and a butterfly bush that is about to bloom.

Borage growing alongside the tomatoes.

One of our many ferals in the sea of herbs and Stella D'Oro daylilies that is the Celtic Cross garden.  I never bought a single Stella daylily, by the way, these are 100% divisions from the plants from the front of the office building where I rent space.


Milkweed is blooming!  This milkweed was started from seeds a few years ago.  I gathered the seeds at the local forest preserve sometime around the autumn of 2017.  I just let it grow in the beds.  Butterflies and bees love it.  

Comments

Another one, this person is an Illinois local

[kimberlysteele]

Re: Another one, this person is an Illinois local

[(Anonymous)]

Between reading this and seeing the discussion on Dark Horse Podcast (between Bret Weinstein, Dr. Robert Malone and Steve Kirsch), seeing how the media and "authorities" are avoiding ANY discussion of natural immunity and my own front line observations during the past year and a half, I (my wife as well) would honestly rather die than take the vaccines. We've also had COVID, which for us, turned out to be a mild cold. The whole thing smacks of profiteering, and has from the beginning, and I think the obvious question we should always be asking ourselves is "Who benefits?" Doesn't really take long to answer that question either.

I also have to praise your efforts in setting up the Facebook group to let liberty minded people communicate.

Sincerely,
Brother Josephus

Re: Another one, this person is an Illinois local

[kimberlysteele]

Thank you so much for this. It is nice to hear there is someone else who REALLY DOES NOT want the vaccine forced upon them. I would be fine with the vaxxers if they weren't trying to get the whole population to go on their fool's errand. The horrible side effect of what they have done is that now there are whole generations who won't trust real, useful vaccines when they become available. I also think there may be a side effect apocalypse around the corner for them.