I came across clusters of red campion flowers while on a hike in the woods. The flowers are native to Europe but introduced to the Americas, where they took root. I read that you rarely see them in the

As I said in the post lawnmower had to be repaired because I needed it. At first I thought the condenser was gone but when I took it apart and tested it and looked at it. It was the bearing.First, I didn't

Hello Hive Garden friends, Hope you are all well. Today I have two great news to share with you from my garden. Those of you who have read my previous posts know that I am an agronomist by profession and

I have been a bit hesitant to show you our garden around the house as it's been destroyed by the renovation works and I have to start it from scratch. We had almost a year of heavy machines working on

I am happily watching Mama who's picking up red chillies to sell in the market. Seriously guys, her plants, especially this red chillies are a lot helpful to her since it started giving us its fruits.

Yes, I did start a garden after all. First I said, "No garden this year!" Then I said, "Okay, I'll plant a SMALL garden and buy all of the plants at a nursery." Then I had a brief burst

unsplash There’s this flower garden I want to visit with my partner… not because it is beautiful, but because love deserves a place that understands softness. I imagine us walking slowly beneath trees

I love watching my lavenders bloom every day. I have 9 plants in the front of my house and they grow so fast now. Every time I walk past, (I think) I can smell a faint whiff of its fragrance. It's very

Hello my fellow gardeners! After many busy days in church, online work, and my responsibilities as a mom, I realized that I had not given enough time to my garden. For almost one week, I was not able to

It has been a very wet week leading up to Memorial Day. The heavy rainfalls and high winds have been a bit too much lately. We got close to 2" of rainfall, and the yard is sopping wet, along with

Lately, my days has been full (for my standard 😉) with business trips, workshops, and various outings, so I hadn’t really had the chance to slowly enjoy my mornings on the balcony watering and seeing

I decided to take a walk in my garden today to check on the okra plants, spinach, and my chickens, as I had not been around for a little while. I wanted to observe how everything was growing and whether

Saturday morning was very gloomy and cold. I got my post up and the kitchen cleaned up and the butter made then rested for 2 hours. I headed out at noon to start the mowing. It took an hour to do the push

Propagating and taking care of my Nepenthes pitcher plant resulted in multiple of these cool Monkey jars over two years.

Last year we had an invasion of stink bugs, they literally ate our tomatoes and there was nothing they didn't damage. Luckily this winter there was frost and a little bit of frost so there is no one this

Good day wonderful people of this beautiful homesteading community. I hope everyone is doing great and enjoying the little progress that comes with planting and caring for our crops. Today I decided to

Slowly but surely, my garden begins to take on the appearance I wanted. Many plants have taken entle and even survived this year's harsh winter. For example, my hosts. I love these plants. They give the

On Friday morning, it was cold outside when I got up at 5AM. So I got my post up, cleaned up the kitchen, made the milk order, and puttered around. I finally got out to the garden by 10AM. First I had

Greetings, friends. In a week, the last spring month will end, which at the moment, due to the abnormal heat, looks more like the middle of summer. We have already been using products from our garden for

Over the summer, the plants in my garden were pretty dry, no matter how much I watered them, but it has rained several times this week and the garden has come back to life. I mostly planted things that