So, my posting has been slow, but here is a plant photo. Taken 5/5/2007, a beautiful spring day, a little cool and windy, but otherwise gorgeous.
The replacement lavender (top left) has already begun putting up flower stalks. Var. Lady Lavender, it is a dwarf variety. Some of the green is from last year--it never fully died back during the winter.
The Sedum Matrona (top right) has exploded in the past month, turning from cute, bright green florets popping through the dirt, and now beginning to fill out the container. I expect the flowers to start early next month, but there's always a chance it'll start earlier.
The strawberry plant is at lower left. It has started throwing out a few flowers, and will soon, hopefully, start delivering more delicious strawberries.
This is the big pot that used to hold the okra. In the back, against the wall, are the morning glory vines. In the front are zennia ('Zowie') seedlings, and the coneflower is in the middle (although I'm not sure any have sprouted.)
