
Near by garden pond, there is the pineapple sage with its pretty red flowers.

Also near the pond is this flower. I think the plant is called savoury, but I'm not sure. I love it's daisy like flowers.

Then there is the potato vine. I know I should prune it, but I do love the constant white flowers.

I really must begin cutting flowers and bring them inside occasionally.
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Can you eat the pineapple sage or is it an ornamental plant? I am not familar with it so I am curious to know. It looks beautiful.
Happy Sunday!
The pineapple sage is eatable. I put the leaves and flowers in fruit salad and punch. Not sure what else you could do with it.
I like the pineapple sage, what pretty flowers it has!
The daisy plant, is that feverfew? Difficult to see its leaves. I love feverfew, it seeds itself all over, and looks so pretty.
Yes, Salix, it is feverfew. I knew if some one told me the name I would remember. Thank you.
I am big into salvias. Pineapple sage is a great plant. Just hack it back once a year and it keeps getting better.
i think I would let the potatoes flower, too; they'r eso lovely!
I'm visiting two week's worth of Green Tumb Sundays at once, sinc elife got in the way last week. :D
You have beautiful flowers!
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