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A Walk on the Commons with Judith
Lady Fern beside Sword Fern Goldenrod Cascara Twinflower (Linnaea borealis) The Pond Grand Fir Evergreen Blackberry Queen Anne’s Lace At t...
About Me
- Jennie
- A spiritual wanderlust, linguist, yogini, foodie and gardener, my travels have taken me across South and Central America. Through my love of languages I ended up being a multilingual translator for many years. Now you will find me creating a new garden on beautiful Gabriola, BC.
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Seed collecting is an important part of our work. Here Sharon is carefully separating seeds of poppies.
This looks like what we call a "walking onion" because the flower heads will eventually bend over and create many new onion plants. The flower heads are very tasty in a salad.
ReplyDeleteNice try. I would like to put some walking onions in our garden. But no, it isn't an onion. And thanks for the info, I didn't know you could use onion flowers in salad.
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