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@cohanf@mastodon.online yes, alpine plants were listed. Any medicinals would be welcome. Pollinator fodder-hadn't thought of that, so more hood reason!

@cohanf@mastodon.online Cool!! That is what I hope will happen. Tricky bit is winter sun hits it until oaks across street leaf out in May, so from then on will be part to mostly shaded. So I am looking for plants that will do their whole thing by then, ephemerals, or will tolerate the shade. If I remember right, some sun peaks through in places for short bits of time. I am also wondering if I might get away with packing some good soil in spots to grow very early leaf lettuce, spinach, cilantro, knowing it will need more water than rock wall plants do, and won't last past May. I do want to add some trailing flowers and greenery too, though, just for beauty, and pollinators.

@MCDuncanLab@mstdn.social hoping to be that on the ball next year, but starting from scratch this year.

@urbanmicrofarmer@zirk.us thanks. Hoping to start seeds in cold frames in february, and wondering what would be very first to produce edible food.

@earthmothering9@aus.social Love that book!!!

@doneknitting@libretooth.gr oh yay, i'm so glad to hear that!!! I am very not good with needle and thread but love embroidery. Thank you!!!!

@doneknitting@libretooth.gr how long did that take you to do? Now i want my pockets to look like that. How long have you been doing embroidery?

@baralheia @joybooster