herb jungle

What are these M?

Sage, parsley, red & green shiso, and mitsuba.

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Blorgie says:

So lovely to see you back - missed you M!!! Oh what a gorgeous and glorious garden - I can almost smell it's wonderfulness from here! And your shiso!!!! My winter vege patch is being eaten by something! All the purple podded peas, broccoli and radishes gone! Possums!!
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

nonochan says:

All this pictures of garden are so nice !!
And you have red and green shiso !!! My dream ! but i'm too lazy... ;)
Welcome back Mosaica and congrats for this beautidful garden !
Posted 5 months ago. ( permalink )

Mosaica says:

:-)

Naughty naughty NAUGHTY possums! I have similar problems with woodchucks (also called groundhogs) which I just discovered are part of the marmot family. If you look at the wiki entry for the woodchuck, you can see a clearly evil gleam in the eye of the woodchuck pictured at the top. So fart this year I have caught 2 woodchucks and 3 skunks in a have-a-heart trap, and then I (carefully) transported them across the river to the state of New Hampshire, where they belong. I'm told by several reliable sources that they are very tasty roasted, but I haven't gotten around to attempting a roast woodchuck bento. If they mess with my peas though, I may be inspired to try!

I am embarrassed to say that I don't know the name of the low, succulent, pink-flowered plant. It grows all along the stone border to the garden, and it's pretty, and it keeps the soil from eroding in times of heavy rain.

Thanks for the warm welcome back, bento sisters :-)
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