I don't have much of a garden, well not outdoors, the back yard is currently being dug up to make way for a shed, to replace the garage, which is being modded into a downstairs bedroom to house a family member who can no longer get up stairs.
The front garden though, used to have a big box bush in the center, which has been removed, and is currently awaiting the arrival of a khat plant.
Indoors, I have a few plants on the go, syrian rues are just coming up, although I never had much luck growing those, they hate water, and I always seem to give them a nasty (and fatal) dose of root rot before they manage to unfold their first pair of true leaves, if I don't do that, I kill them through underwatering.
I used to have some Anadenantheras and tricho cacti before my barb-induced annus horribilis got me sent down the other year, parents were SUPPOSED to take care of them, and didn't, which was a crying shame, as the yopos had grown almost 4 foot in two years
At the moment, I have the harmalas on the go, two Mimosa Hostilis growing on my windowsil in pots (pot noodle pots make great plant pots on the cheap

) and some belladonna is JUST starting to poke its way up after about 8 weeks of trying to germinate some seed I managed to snag on my way back from college late last year from a wild plant.
Given that the plant in question is growing on a scabby canal towpath I might just 'rescue' it and give it a better home, its quite a beauty in flower/fruit.
I'm waiting on some Datura seed (not sure of which species) and tobacco seed at the moment, and some Pancratium (again, two species, I'm unsure which is active, but then again, they are almost certainly cardiotoxic so I won't be trying any), khat and coca plants are getting added to the collection, as well as some more yopo as soon as I have a little spare cash.
All this talk of gardening has just inspired me to go out to the local fields and see if I can't find some of the locally growing mugwort and wormwood, not to mention a place to plant the metric fuckton of opium poppy seeds I have lying around
