Finally, a deep, soaking mother-rain. The garden needs this. We’re happy to hand watering duty over to Mother Nature for a few days.
While the earth slakes her thirst, let’s behold some of the bounty others have shared with The Garden at 485 Elm.
![Planted half-row of Malcolm's French Breakfast Radish seed tape](https://thegardenat485elm.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/061014-Planted-Malcolms-French-Breakfast-Radish-tape-300x225.jpg)
Just-planted French Breakfast Radish seed tape. Thanks to Malcolm Gray of Montpelier Construction, a community sponsor of The Garden at 485 Elm
![Marshmallow and St. John's Wort from Kim's plot at the North Branch Nature Center Community Garden](https://thegardenat485elm.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/060914-Kim-Smith-donates-marshmallow-St.-Johns-Wort-from-her-NBNC-garden-plot-300x225.jpg)
Marshmallow and St. John’s Wort from Kim’s plot at the North Branch Nature Center Community Garden – thanks, Kim!
![Kim's marshmallow & Carol's mint by the cat fence](https://thegardenat485elm.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/061014-Kims-marshmallow-Carols-Mint-by-cat-fence-300x225.jpg)
We planted Kim’s marshmallow & Carol’s mint by the cat fence. Teazer & Sammy the Serpent would be grateful if they weren’t cats.
![Purple scallion flowers in a bag](https://thegardenat485elm.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/061114-Onion-or-garlic-flowers-left-on-my-desk-300x189.jpg)
More thanks to Malcolm Gray of Montpelier Construction for these delicious, spicy scallion flowers we’ve been munching on.