Hello to all garden lover.
We started a new garden because of the storm. Before we started all the clutter of the storm we had put aside. We plowed the soil, all the grass uprooted and fertilized the soil and it was the sawdust. All holes in the ground were filled with sawdust.
And just right in the rainy season and surely the vegetables will grow well. When the eggplant leaf grows to look like one peso, we immediately plant it in the soil we had prepared.
We followed our father's instruction that seedlings can be planted when the leaves are peso -size. I have over 20 eggplants and all are healthy.
And we have some eggplants that were first planted that are big compared to the new plants and are about to bloom.
I also have 17 string beans that grow well too.
I have lemon basil that I even asked my neighbor for.
Green pepper is called "Espada".
I also have spring onions.
Alugbate with fatty leaves and healthy almost every day we took for ingredients in vegetable dish. And some neighbors asked it.
And we have a lot of pechay. Pechays are also growing healthy.
Bell pepper has fruit already.
Ampalaya gradually climbs the stem we made a ampalaya's creeper. This is what we did we built 8 wooden pillars and we tied nylons there to crawl up the ampalaya.
I also have small okra.
We also have a pumpkin that grows on the side and slowly crawl.
We also had tomatoes that even took that in a pot. It grows fat and maybe it will bloom soon.
I am proud to tell you that we have a lot of moringa that grows in different parts of our area in the garden, on the side of our house, back of the house, in front of the house and in the area of many mongo plants there is also moringa.
Garden area
Side house area
Back of my house
And here in this place the plant is all mongo. Mongo has many fruits and some are ripe.
That is our new concern now, our little garden. Our garden doesn't look good yet because the vegetables are still small and not very visible. . In the next weeks or months I will update the improvements of our small garden.
Thank you so much for reading my post and I really appreciate it. See you for my garden update soon.
