Aha! That is why there is artemesia everywhere!!! Mostly, I have dug it up. I've saved a few specimens in large containers, but I'm afraid to return them to the wild. They may try to take over the world again.
As for the garlic, it has been moved into neat rows for maximum ease of weeding, finding, and fertilizing. And, when summer comes and it gets big, rows look nice. Though there are still many untamed clumps being discovered every day. Tim is very happy about all the unexpected garlic.
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Re: The Art of (Lawn) War
Date: 2002-03-28 05:22 pm (UTC)As for the garlic, it has been moved into neat rows for maximum ease of weeding, finding, and fertilizing. And, when summer comes and it gets big, rows look nice. Though there are still many untamed clumps being discovered every day. Tim is very happy about all the unexpected garlic.