Garden Planting Pt.2
🌱 Cucumber & Squash
🌱Greek Oregano & English Thyme
🌱Green Okra & Sweet Banana Pepper
🌱African Marigolds & Celosia
🌱Italian Flat Parsley & Sweet Basil
🌱Sweet Cherry Tomatoes
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I should pick up some cucumbers. Hubby likes them. Most e dry thing I’ve planted, he doesn’t like. lol. Oh, and green beans! I need some of those.