Showing posts with label basil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basil. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Bee on Basil
Labels:
african basil,
apis,
basil,
bees,
cutting garden,
from my garden,
gardening,
insects,
purple flowers
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
World Record?
I feel as if we need to contact Guinness to see if the size of this African basil plant qualifies for a world record...one plant here! (The bees adore it, so that makes me happy...)
Labels:
african basil,
basil,
from my garden,
gardening,
plants
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Basil, Bee
A bee enjoying the African basil on this first day of spring. Alas, this fantastic monster of a plant is being trimmed way way back because of impending fence work. I hope the bees forgive me! (And I hope it will return to its former glory...)
Labels:
african basil,
apis,
basil,
bees,
cutting garden,
gardening
Friday, September 15, 2023
Monday, August 7, 2023
Thursday, February 16, 2023
New! Improved!
I have a new camera--it's fancy! (It was an anniversary present from my sweet B.) It has a definite learning curve, but this photo was one of the first batch I took today.
Labels:
apis,
basil,
bees,
cameras,
cutting garden,
flowers,
from my garden
Wednesday, March 30, 2022
Cut
Labels:
basil,
borage,
cutting garden,
flowers,
from my garden,
garden,
gardening,
lavender,
purple flowers
Wednesday, December 1, 2021
Friday, June 25, 2021
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Basil Tree
OK, who brought in this basil tree and put it on my kitchen windowsill?!?
(This was purchased a few weeks ago by B. as he needed fresh basil for a dish and it was just cheaper to buy a living plant.) Never did we think it would turn into this! If grown outside this time of year, basil just bolts (makes flowers), so its been very nice to have fresh basis available all the time.
(This was purchased a few weeks ago by B. as he needed fresh basil for a dish and it was just cheaper to buy a living plant.) Never did we think it would turn into this! If grown outside this time of year, basil just bolts (makes flowers), so its been very nice to have fresh basis available all the time.
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