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fuck for? both of yours
Wow? he looks uncomfortable in those spandex
lol Yeee hawwww i’m? a cowboy.
Parsley… I should get some of that. I? use it all the time.
Urbs?
That cat looks alot like My unusual looking cat, Chloe. That’s a nice looking Rosemary I see btw. When? do you transfer the plants to the ground, or should you?
great? vid
i? bet the cat pisses in all the herbs LOL
the cats? eating the plants in the background lol
Well done Joe. I’ve got the same herbs. Chives, oregano, sage, rosemary, 2 types of mint, 3 types of thyme, parsley and laurel . Maybe the conditions in my garden are better because my herbs are? greener and more lucious. Maybe your herbs could do with less bright, direct sunlight and more water. It did the trick for me! My sage, f.i., is a large bunch of green, not a few shriveled leaves. Sage needs a lot of water.