Asian Pear
Burbank Plums
Tart Cherries
Reliant Peaches
White Princess Peaches
Elderberry
Iris
No really officer, its Oregano, Greek Oregano 
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What is the worst invasive weed you have to deal with?
For me it’s purple nut sedge, hands down. seriously maddening plant. it laughs at glyphosate or anything else short of a ravenous hog/rototilling soil to shit repeatedly. only trick i’ve learned is complete suppression(paving), removal before it forms the 5th leaflet, because that’s when a new node/cormlet forms…
bermuda grass is just annoying compared to that stuff.
every other morning i get up & yank my nutgrass. 
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Since I feel I’ve got my cannabis grow pretty dialed in I’m just starting on other plants. I’ve been collecting cuttings off of my grandma’s plants since the family will soon sell the house. I just got my corkscrew willows to root, going back to gets some off her date tree. Also collected some irises, several different roses, and plants I have no idea what they are they’re just pretty. Lol. I’ll get some pics soon
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I’d have to say Bind weed and oat grass my damm neighbor doesn’t take care of his weed problems and if course I’m down wind of him …now Canadian thistle is showing up also!
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I have just split off my oregano. Grows as strong as mint IMO.
So, I also grow lemongrass, lemon balm, chocolate mint, spearmint, peppermint, apple mint, habanero, jalapeno, ghost, scorpion, reaper, peter pepper, whatever those long red chillis are that are good in a stir fry, tomatoes (8 varieties), fennel, broad beans, runner beans, french beans, banana (for the leaves no fruit here), apples, blackcurrants, gooseberries, redcurrants, blackberries, courgettes, plums, cherries, spinach, rocket, celery, watermelon, butternut squash, cucumber, cauliflower, carrots, lettuce, cabbage (spring green, white, and savoy), red and white onions, spring onions, garlic
There is more but I got tired of typing 
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Thornless Blackberry (Black Satin)
Blueberry
Flowering Dogwood (Kusa)
Iris
Lupins
Russian Sage
Variegated Willow
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WOW! How beautiful is that! Nice work my friend. 
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@99PerCent one would think those lupine plants would blend well with Cannabis!
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Always a pleasure to tour your gardens. I am amazed at all the shades of green.
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Welcome any time!
99
This time of year is my favorite.
Elderberry Blossom (pre-flower)
Burbank Plums
Stanley Pruning Plums
White Peaches and Reliant Peaches
Tart Cherries
@lotus710 is still making its way with tomato #3 ripening up
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Love them tomatoes.
But, gee @oleskool830, have you checked the pH on these? How about nutes, man. What are you feeding them? Is that a cal/mag deficiency I see; Could be lock out 
Looks like a good salad coming.
99%
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Thanks @99PerCent LMAO on that one !..slightly green on those tomatos ! Would you recommend a little more sun and time? Lol!
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