to the gentle, long-leaved, French taragon plant at this morning's DCFM

[chanter1944]

Specifically that one plant, or possibly those two or more plants, whose leaves I was petting as I was selecting herb seedlings for the kitchen garden's starting: I wish I'd known how best to take care of you. I wish I'd had the knowledge of what you need if you're going to a balcony kitchen garden, to say nothing of recipes for later. I wish I'd been able to take you home. I will be keeping a look out if I'm there next week, but as it is, I don't know that the same plant seedlings will be on offer. If it isn't me, may you have found an excellent home to go to in the week between markets, even if it isn't mine.

Wobbly tenses are wobbly. The sentiment behind them is still, hopefully, obvious.

This post brought to you by tipsy!Chanter and her righting past wrongs thing.

Comments

Awwww

[jesse_the_k]

Thank you for showing your work.

Re: Awwww

[chanter1944]

*blush*

[kellan_the_tabby]

Tarragon plants are somf & I love them. I have never had one, so I do not know how to best care for them, but I do know that the leaves are tasty with lemon & chicken. The combination would probably work well with lightly-flavored fish, as well.