Follow along with me as I create and maintain organic raised garden beds and landscape in the extreme and unforgiving Arizona desert! Learn, share and ask questions. Together this garden blog will provide valuable knowledge of working organic principals to create your own mini ecosystem. Let's make the garden the first place you want to go and the last place you want to leave!
Showing posts with label catnip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catnip. Show all posts
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Cat food bowl turned into catnip feeder - Growing cat nip, catswort, cat...
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Cat food bowl turned into catnip feeder - Growing cat nip, catswort, cat...
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
2 days after starting seeds! Take a look at the germination
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Seed packets and what the seeds look like that go into your garden
I recently startedplanting seeds indoors to get ready for the spring growing season here in Arizona. I thought I would post some pictures showing what the seeds actually look like inside the packets.
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Friday, June 25, 2010
Basil and catnip sound fun!
While we are in the process of building our Arizona raised bed garden in the sweltering heat of 110+ degree's, lol, we thought it would be fun for all involved to give growing some potted basil and catnip a try in the down time.It's been about 3 days since we put in the seed and we can't wait for te next 7-10 days to see if we'll get anything :)
I'll try and post weekly updates on these fun items that should be able to grow in the super extreme heat of an Arizona summer.
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