Nasturtium

I tried reading the books to my other kids.

and they weren't huge fans and then we also but we did listen to some of them in the car on the way so I started reading them when they were perhaps too little to get it or to like you know connect that well I think I did read Lion the Witch and the Warder to them at one point but then we've listened to the Voyage of the Dawn Treader and Prince Caspian at least in the car as we drove to the beach several years ago but Tanner doesn't remember so here we go again Okay, finally moving into September's allies, Hestia, Nettle, Nasturtium, Amethyst, and Fox.

If you are a member of the Patreon, this is already familiar to you because the video has already gone out.

But if you are just listening now, we're going to have a quick overview.

So personally, I've invested much more of my time into perennials.

But when you run a bed and breakfast, that bed that everyone sees from the hot tub, filling it with annuals like Cosmos and Zinnias and Larkspur, Nasturtium, It gives it a pop all summer long, whereas the perennial gardens, you have your daylilies that do their thing or the bulbs that do their thing and come and go.

But this is something that lasts from late June on through well into September.

So that's been fun.