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[pantryslut]

I knew it was inevitable.

In the mail today, a seed catalog.

I have no garden anymore. Seed catalogs are torture, pure torture.

It's taunting me, pure and simple.

I'm still going to read it cover to cover.

Comments

Want a Nearby Garden?

[wild-irises.livejournal.com]

We pay someone to do occasional maintenance on our tiny front yard, and I'd love to have someone get pleasure out of it ...

Re: Want a Nearby Garden?

[redbird]

That sounds like an excellent arrangement.

My first year of college, I got a seed catalog in the mail, addressed to "[name I don't remember] or current resident, PO Box 555, New Haven, CT 06520." It was Connecticut, and February, and while I had no garden, I was glad of the pictures.

[zille.livejournal.com]

Do you have space (inside or out) for a pot garden? (No, not the drug! I mean, a selection of large pots, medium, and small plant pots that you can fill with herbs and other stuff. I have aloes for you!!!

[pantryslut.livejournal.com]

Morgan the ravenous will eat to the bare stem any leafy plant I bring into the house. And judging from the way Fritzi was trying to dismantle the cactus, I suspect she would be second in line. So alas, no pot gardens in my future.

Though I think that the business manager would tolerate an outdoor pot or two in the courtyard. (I must ask if the herbs are up for grabs or not...)

Re: Want a Nearby Garden?

[pantryslut.livejournal.com]

I'm going to seriously consider this offer.

I suspect dryadgrl will be attempting to rope me back into the community garden at the Humanist Hall as soon as she sees this, too. Not that there's necessarily any reason I can't do both. Flowers for you, veggies for them...it could work.