Gardening Tips

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My garden is complete!! I'm so in love with how it turned out!
🚨Update🚨
All my boxes are full!
I have green beans, sugar peas, carrots, dill, onions, garlic, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, pickle cucumbers, broccoli, Brussel sprouts, jalapeños, cilantro, watermelon, bell peppers and green onions. 2 of my beds have herbs like rosemary, chamomile, french lavender, Spanish lavender and spearmint.
My mother in law planted some Lettuce, zuchinni, basil, banana pepper, salsa tomatoes and a white pumpkin.

Chuckling…love this sentiment 🖤

My homegrown berries. Modest, but beautiful nonetheless 💓

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Bit by bit my little patch of earth is coming together.
Everyday I prepare a new bed, add some more mulch and sow some more seeds.
This is the place that makes me feel so at peace ❤️

This is moringga. I can’t find fresh moringga in the store rather it’s frozen. This is the advantage of planting your own plant. Yes, it’s so fresh!

Unlimited salad. Plenty of mixed lettuce in my garden year ‘23. I’ll do again this year.

The peony is blooming! 🌸🌸🌸

We finally started to get some goodies!

BIG pepper!!

Look at my snow peas plants!

Blueberries from my backyard .

My moringga from seeds.

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My winter carrot crop. I won't be growing these again as I don't have the soil for these long varieties. Some were 18 inches long.
They could have grown a little while longer but I needed the room for spring vegetables and the carrot flies have already shown up.

For those of you thinking about growing asparagus, you should do it. First harvest this year. I have 25 plants in a 8foot by 8 foot bed. Zone 6 in NY state.
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Asparagus from my backyard.

The fruits of my labor.

In two years... Gardening metamorphosis in a little place of the Netherlands.
Meadow with lots of grass transformed into a blooming vegetable garden. Using cardboard, lava flour and wood chips for create a good soil life.
More information soon on my Dutch Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/de.moesman?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

Carrot harvest 2023!
The carrots are stored in an old repurposed metal bathtub in our root cellar.
We pack them in damp sand to keep them fresh and crisp well into June of the following year!

The Heavens are bucketing! Water is going a waste.
Beds and land designs are very key when it comes to water harvesting and conservation! Always design your land with swales, mulch pits and contours to facilitate the above. Water will soon be a commodity if it's not now!
Let's conserve water at all costs.
Kissing the soil in the muddy rains!!!
'Mabadle Abantu' - Tim Abaa

Our vegetable garden raised beds and fence built from scratch by my husband and I 😊🌸🌱🌿🥦🥒🥕🌶️🫑❤️

My Egyptian walking onion.

My foggy morning view ❤️❤️❤️

Our 2nd time picking it is hard keeping up.

Asparagus in my garden.

My lettuce is doing good.

My winter garden in Southern Spain, on the Mediterranean Coast, as seen in late afternoon.