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Part of the herb garden on the roof - thyme, catnip and sage. They come back every year despite looking completely dessicated and dead in the winter. I want to add winter savoury - lovely tough little herb I'd all but forgotten about...thinking of using it as part of a greenroof, too.
Bee Porn pales somewhat against Bok Porn.
ReplyDeleteGO BOKKE!