Take a tour of my Herb Spiral Bed

[cory su]

Take a Tour of the Herb Spiral at the Fair Share Garden

Some of you may have read my post in January about the Herb Spiral that we built at the Fair Share Garden a couple of months ago. It is amazing to see how much different it looks now. The Lemongrass in the center of the spiral is looking especially healthy and happy.

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[pogostemon]

Great work Cory Su
I think this is a really exciting project
Love
Pogo
xxx

[Green Raven]

I like the spiral.

[HugsnKisses]

Cory Su that is awesome. Coming along very nicely indeed. I love the use of the spiral this could be very useful in the type of planting they were talking about on a different post about non monoculture gardening. Maybe you'll have to post it there too so they can have a peek-see.
Warmest Regards;
Deanna

[cory su]

Thanks for the comments.

[crystal woman]

That looks really nice Cory, I love spiral gardens.

[WindDrinker]

Cory - Its wonderful! And inspirational. I want to plant one of my own! Could you post more pics as the garden continues to mature?

[cory su]

Winddrinker.. yes of course I will post more pics

[WindDrinker]

Excellent! I can't wait to see it filled out as the plants grow and mature. The plants in alaska can be SO different! Most of what I used to grow can't winter over here. Oddly enough, though many of the "weeds" of the midwest do grow here, if in slightly different forms. I found goldenrod and plantain, which was a relief but some are indigenous to southern Alaska but won't live as far north as Fairbanks. Too cold for too long up here, and way too dry for some. And now that I rambled, I will be quiet and wait for more pics!