Gardens that are no longer in use, and what was grown in them.
A garden becomes inactive when it is marked as inactive, and its plantings are marked as finished. They stay here as a record of what was grown.
Thornbury side garden
Side garden near the shed/carport.
Thornbury mini-greenhouses
Inside by the window, two mini-greenhouses from Ikea, in which I raise seeds.
Thornbury front garden
Out front of the house. Mostly shrubs, with some edible stuff in amongst the boring.
Thornbury back garden
Almost all container planting, out the back near the kitchen door.
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nasturtium
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basil
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purslane
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rhubarb
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lettuce
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sorrel
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spearmint
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peppermint
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