Edible Jasper

KPB Office Garden

Edible Jasper at

the KPB Office

The space around our office at the south end of Main Street is growing! Next time you’re on our end of town, be sure to stop by and check it out.

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We are constantly adding to our gardens, so check back regularly to see how they're growing!

Photos are in reverse order with the most recent first so you can see the garden today. Be sure to scroll down to see how it’s grown!

The plants we selected for this space are intentional, and as a result, successful with little maintenance. Pollinators love it, and it’s such an improvement over the mess that was here last summer!

The lavender will fill in the space in the coming year and the thyme – creeping thyme and lemon thyme – will fill in as ground cover. The chives will soon bloom with beautiful purple flowers.

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The basil, sage, and chives are lovin’ it! This sage was the saddest little plant – we didn’t think it was going to make it. We were so wrong! It’s gorgeous!

And to think that one year ago, this space was just weeds and grass. Now it’s filled with so many herbs and edible flowers. Here is some basil, creeping thyme, sage, and chives.

Happy, vibrant, pollinator friendly, and delicious! lavender, marigolds, rosemary, Dinosaur kale, and more!

It’s so fun to see how quickly it’s filled in. They’re definitely the right plants for the right spot! lavender, marigolds, rosemary, Dinosaur kale, and more!

The herbs have grown wild! They’re so happy! oregano, lavender, Dinosaur kale, and marigolds

Our office garden is amazing! Plants in this photo include creeping thyme, lemon thyme, lavender, chives, marigolds, and rosemary.

The Red Russian kale is huge and beautiful! Check out the lavender, creeping thyme, marigolds, and rosemary in the background – so full and happy!

The cilantro and another variety of oregano are in bloom. The blooms will make our seeds for next season’s plants. 🙂

A gorgeous oregano bloom.

The oregano, lavender, and marigolds are so colorful!

Our office garden has grown so much in one year! The goal is for the thymes to completely cover the space with the taller herbs growing through…. it’ll be there soon! cilantro, oregano, basil, creeping thyme, chives, and so much more!

The lavender and Dinosaur kale are growing larger than we ever imagined!

The oregano is as tall as the fence and the lavender smells amazing!

Our mama rosemary is more than 6′ in diameter and the lemon thyme is blooming.

The lavender is blooming and the Dinosaur kale is getting so tall!

The cilantro and oregano are taking off!

kale and lavender – so happy!

The garden is getting so full! Check out this creeping thyme, marigolds, and rosemary.

In less than one year, the garden is looking amazing! Check out the lemon thyme and lavender!

sage and calendula

The lavender smells so nice!

The nasturtium blooms and leaves are delicious! Peppery!

The nasturtiums love their window boxes!

The lemon thyme blooms are beautiful!

The chives, basil, and sage are filling in.

The cilantro is so happy!

The lavender and Dinosaur kale are huge!

The oregano is gigantic!

The nasturtiums are full and blooming!

A little pollinator on a calendula flower.

The calendula has started to bloom.

This is the happiest sage!!

The lavender blooms are amazing!

The lavender, Dinosaur kale, and German thyme are super happy!

The lavender is blooming

The sage seems to be growing daily!

The garden on the other side of the office is growing! The parsley and the sage are so happy!

Cilantro and mache sprouts are happy!

The chives are on their way!

The Red Russian kale and the lavender have taken off!

the creeping thyme is definitely creeping!

The garden is filling in!

The nasturtiums are growing!

Baby basil

The lavender is super happy!

In less than one week, the basil is already sprouting! We can’t wait to watch it grow!

Here’s a baby lemon thyme and seeded cilantro, chives, and basil.

We added some more herbs to the KPB office garden – german thyme and lemon thyme plants. We also seeded cilantro, chives, and basil, with more to come!

What an improvement! The new rosemary and lavender plants will fill in during the next few years. As summer cools, we will continue adding new edibles to grow a delicious, aromatic garden on our corner of Main Street!

We added another rosemary (close) and a second lavender (middle) between the corner and the large rosemary (back).

Check out the baby lavender plant in front of the rosemary!

When the rosemary was planted several years ago, we also planted oregano. Some of it has survived! This demonstrates the benefits of sustainable plant selection.

The new topsoil has been spread! We added some marble stepping stones to encourage walking through the garden, and edging to help control the storm water.