So, instead of dipping the flower stems in wax and setting it alight, I thought it would be a good idea to dry the flowers and shake it liberally over the whole shallow garden. The Silent Sentinel calls it the genitalia plant.
I actually did plant lettuce, kale and arugula, it’s just very small and overshadowed by strawberry leaves.
Not what I was hoping would grow, but better than last year’s chamomile cousin that smelled sweet but spread like thistle.
I could blame the squirrels, but they never enter the realm of the chipmunks.
Amanuensis Sobriquet-Reverie 
Awesome, awesome garden! I usually kill plants just by being near them. And all my strawberries are nothing more than squirrel food. UGH!!!
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Thank you! I was able to eat some of the tiny strawberries I had in those hanging torture pots. They were so heavy I had to fill them with filler then repack them. I ate maybe ten strawberries, an all time high! Woo hoo! I’m going to attempt potting the berries next year in regular pots so I have a chance to eat one normal sized berry. the plants are still very healthy, pretty even, but useless unless they flower again. I just read an article and it says that I’m supposed to not pick my strawberries the the first year as it will help produce better in future years. I wonder if they meant the 2nd and 3rd years as well. One day, I will eat a fully grown fresh strawberry that I grew in my yard.
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