After my first new potato harvest last week, this morning I picked my largest herb/salad harvest.
I don’t think there’s a better feeling!
All of this grown from tiny seeds. I just stood there in awe of how crazy and amazing nature is. My family don’t care, but I’m sure you lot here will understand! 😂
A couple of lessons learned so far:
Corriander bolts faster than you'd expect. Get your next batch going earlier than you think.
Mint is a menace. Everyone warned me it was invasive. I smiled and nodded thinking, ‘that will be great, I love mint!’ … I was wrong. No one likes this much mint. 😅
by One_Jackfruit2492
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Everyone that eats and enjoys food ought to grow something for the table, even if it is only an herb in a container.
How is cinnamon basil? I just got some seeds but havent sown yet
It’s a feeling you will be chasing forever now. 😌
Amazing, what do u use the onion tops for? Thanks
😍 that looks amazing! I’m so jealous, i struggle so much with growing stuff from seed, especially herbs.
I’m also just laughing bc I thought for a moment you called your snap peas “man, get out”
Nice!
The only better feeling is being able to replicate it year after year, and learning from your mistakes so your harvest gets better each time.
What an amazing harvest. This is my first year growing also and just watching everything grow fills me with life & joy. Can’t wait to see your next harvest pics <3
Good for you! My husband doesn’t get why I keep disappearing to stare at my garden (all my hard work…); it’s so satisfying. Your potatoes are going to be so delicious ❤️
I’ve always heard how easy potatoes are to grow. I’ve tried 3 different times with no luck. Any chance you could give me a short rundown of what you did with the potato plant?