New year, new look! Although so many of you are in the habit of posting a garden update around the first of every month, we like to remind you and to invite new Hive gardeners to the game. Each month on

Hello, creative friends! Greetings to all. I'm sharing my idea for making a Christmas Pikachu drawing with its Coca-Cola and a friend, easily and simply using recycled materials. Little ones will have

When the man who sold us our land showed us around on what is now our property, he wasn't exaggerating when he told us that the huge, old noce ( walnut tree ) at the edge of our property gifted him 70

Hello dear garden lovers here at @hivegarden! I hope you’re all doing well and still enjoying every moment spent with your plants. Today, I want to take you on a simple but meaningful tour of my small

If there's one crop I highly recommend growing for family food security, it's onions. Since I live in the lowlands, I can only recommend growing shallots. Especially in Indonesia, shallots are a must-have

You might be surprised by the title above. Do rats really eat lettuce? Are rats vegetarian? That begs the question: are rats really eager to eat lettuce, even though it's so far above the ground? This

Hello my dear Hive gardeners! It’s another wonderful day to share something close to my heart – Our backyard string beans! These string bean seeds are extra special because they came from my previous harvest.

In our farm, surrounded by cool mountains air, our family finds joy in growing vegetables. Among all the crops we plant chayote (sayote) has always been one of our favorites. This vegetable is easy to

Hello Hivers , from all over the world. Have a nice day. Today I'm going to show you my mother's farm, where her life revolves around. I let everyone know that my mother was a farmer. Even though he is

Hello, my fellow gardeners! I have another update today about my brother’s corn and how he managed everything after the harvest. My brother Arnold was supposed to harvest his corn last week, but because

We are going to do Drosera maintenance today. This is important to do because the plant starts to grow up and out of the moss that it's situated in. If I don't take care of this, the plant is more vulnerable

Absolutely LOVE the start of the month - everyone seems excited to show off their gardens for the Hive Garden Journal challenge. It's bittersweet this month though as I know people are wrapping up their

When I walked out to my workshop yesterday I was greeted by the peacock. Kinda surprised me as I was not expecting it to be right next to me, but it just stood there looking back at me.. so yeah the peacock

I feel like I should be posting this for the Hive Garden Garden Journal Challlenge, where we all write about our gardens at the beginning of the month. However, I was in my garden today, feeling a little

Different places certainly have different circumstances, with different weather and temperatures. Different gardens, different problems. As someone who gardens in different places, I've felt the impact

Hello Hive friends! Today I want to share about different plants. Some of them I didn’t grow myself but because I love plants so much, I always make sure to take pictures of them. Plants really make a

Dearest Hive Gardeners 🌳🐛💐 Today we had a small (possibly our very final) jaunt down into the (now almost completely overgrown) gardens below our Arthouse in Guardia S., Italia: we managed not to be

First time back since the death of Little John and things are worse here than they were back then. I met Joel, a young man who is trying...

Lower Madero Walkway Well, it is summertime again and I am up and outdoors at 7:00 a.m. as is my habit on nice days and this is one (all but the mosquitoes). Some new things and some expected run ins with

I Planted on Chili Plant And I got five chili peppers so far. One (the cover) just went into a batch of Chili for a friend who was missing the wonderful stew while in Argentina. Remember the little flowers