suburban yard - several species in small area
12 years ago
in this pic
in my backyard i have
papaya, passionflower, ashwagandha, tomato, cantaloupe -rock melon, jerusalem artichoke, malabar spinach, chili pepper, klip dagga, Yucca, dandelion, dock, solanum (local unknown), lettuce (bolting), morning glory
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