Ammi major

I used to grow Ammi major from seeds and it reached about 3ft tall. These ones have self-seeded and have become, well, majorly tall. The cutting and vegetable beds are recovering from the torrential rain at any rate. I spent most of the day bathroom planning/tile hunting again and I’m getting a plan together which may be thwarted by a random hot-water pipe so fingers crossed for the plumber visit on Friday.

Weather: better!
Covid: on the up 🤨
Good thing: a cat on my lap

[Casablanca]

I never knew what they were called but often wondered! 365 is often an education.

[Dawn]

Very nice

[Helen]

Looks very peaceful

[Phil Howcroft]

a lovely corner of your garden judith, really quaint

[Peggy Sirk]

Such a delightful garden! You truly have a green thumb, Judith.
All the best with your bathroom planning.

[Terri]

What a wonderful, charming garden area.

[Issi Bannerman]

What a lovely area of your garden.

[Donna Holder]

How lucky to have this.

[Barbara Paquette]

Is that what we call “Queen Anne’s Lace” with a little red dot in the center of the flower spray? It isn’t out here yet, soon, though, as the blue wild chicory has come out first, then the Queen Anne’s, and they look so pretty together along the roadside.

[Pat Knowles]

I’m fascinated by the shape of your greenhouse Judith….I have never heard of that plant….your tomato plants look good & strong! Bathroom planning is quite a difficult, we are not natural plumbers I think! It’s tempting to put a bit of glamour in a bathroom too….ours aren’t glamorous just practical & safe we hope but look nice too.

[Judith Greenwood]

@bkp looks similar but Queen Anne’s Lace has a different Latin name so I guess a different species.