Came home from a trip, and the borage had grown AND bloomed!
(still not as lush and lovely as my daughter's, but that is ok)

Other stuff is blooming, too and attracting those bees/pollinators:
The cilantro/coriander is blooming (guess that makes it coriander now, huh?)
This dill volunteered in the middle of the veggie garden this year (along w/ about a dozen of its'
closest buddies) and I just let them grow, knowing they would attract bees to the garden, too.


closest buddies) and I just let them grow, knowing they would attract bees to the garden, too.
3 comments:
Well, now you know the secret to growing borage that blooms....take more trips. ha-ha I've just recently started seeing a lot of bees around here. Happy little pollinators, aren't they?
Actually, if it's not yet coriander but still not quite cilantro... what would you call it? Ciliander? ;)
Nice seeing all of the pollinators around, isn't it? I marvel at watching them, and it sounds like you have lots of wonderful plants to attract them at your place!
ciliander? I like it. or maybe Corantro?? I think it could be added to that delicious borage salad, though.
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