Thriving Through the Rainy Season

A closer look at the resilient herbs before the gallery

Although this rainy season brought deep shade and heavy moisture, a few herbs still flourished beautifully.
Because many annuals struggled under the multilayered canopy, these resilient plants became the quiet highlights of the garden.

Potato Mint

However, potato mint continued to spread steadily, even when the soil remained wet for weeks.
Moreover, its creeping habit allowed it to anchor the ground despite the low light.

Oregano


Meanwhile, oregano held its structure and colour, even as neighbouring plants slowed their growth.
Therefore, it remained one of the most reliable ground covers throughout the season.

Catnip


Even so, catnip surprised me the most, especially since it is a new addition this year.
Instead of faltering in the wettest period, it adapted quickly and grew with impressive strength.

Because these herbs endured when others paused, they now lead this season’s gallery of thriving ground cover.
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