How does your garden grow?

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Didn't expect to find this thread - so refreshing...
We have a small garden but we don't grow anything... YET !!

I am so inspired now by these pics

Thank you all !!

You are welcome. Own garden - even a little one - gives a lot of joy as well as a lot of work.

Also, the green color reduces levels of the stress hormone and if you are lucky, you can get some tomatoes too. ;D
 
Yes, we used to grow Basil, mint, tomatoes, onions, scallions in our garden 3 years ago. But we lost the whole crop when we went out on vacation and came back 3 weeks later. Since then, I've been very guilty of growing plants fearing that I might kill them inadvertently. But, nonetheless, I believe I am ready now :D


You are welcome. Own garden - even a little one - gives a lot of joy as well as a lot of work.

Also, the green color reduces levels of the stress hormone and if you are lucky, you can get some tomatoes too. ;D

Aren´t they cute?


Shark fin melon (1,5 kg) and behind squash (2 kg).
 
@sister herb...I LOVEEEEE that rose! The one I accidentally murdered was just like it! So gorgeous! Too bad I can't enjoy mine but thank you for loading pics and sharing! :sunny:
 
Harvest time is happy time. :)

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Sunflowers, beans and peas.
 
Asters are opening:

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Behind marigolds in old basket.


Honey bar for bees is closed but buffet for birds is opened:

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More sunflowers are still flowering:

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Beans:

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And peas:

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Spearmint, planted at the last summer:

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Spearmint, planted at this summer:

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Basils in the pots:

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Holy basil:

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A bunch of tomatoes:

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I cut a really pretty rose from a miniature rose bush. Does anyone have experience propagating roses from cuttings? I ran a google search and most articles recommend a rooting hormone, which I don't have. Tips please!


I found kind of advice for rooting:

Cinnamon as rooting agent

Cinnamon as a rooting agent is as useful as willow water or hormone rooting powder. A single application to the stem when you plant the cutting will stimulate root growth in almost every plant variety.

Give your cuttings a quick start with the help of cinnamon powder. Pour a spoonful onto a paper towel and roll damp stem ends in the cinnamon. Plant the stems in fresh potting soil. The cinnamon will encourage the stem to produce more stems, while helping to keep away the fungus that causes damping-off disease.
 
I have still few basils left, most of them I have harvested as weather has changed too cold for them:

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Most of them I dry but today I also made some pesto.


Sunflowers:

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No flowers with these ones yet:

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Some random plants; I planted here those which didn´t fit to anywhere else places:

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Asters and mints beside of the sunflowers.


And now, evening is coming to my garden:

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The autumn has started but garden is flowering. It´s time of asters:

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Goldenballs are still "golden":

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And marigolds:

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A lot of sunflowers:

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One of the latest poppies:

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Spearmints:

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Most of the tomatoes are still green:

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Squash:

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At the autumn, asters are my favourites:

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Squash still has flowers:

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Garden nasturtium:

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Calendula officinalis:

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Blooming of the sunflowers has continued over the month and there still have buds:

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At the yesterday and last night was heavy wind and it broke one "money maker" tomato. Seems that also the brances were heavy because of tomatoes.

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1,5 kg tomatoes from one plant - a money maker really is the money maker.

Now I just need to wish they will turn to red inside.


Three more zucchinis are coming:

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Sunflowers I sow beside of the wall have started to bloom:

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There are yellow and red ones.
 
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beautiful photos!!
one day if I create my own garden I'll share its pictures here : )
 
Well to get the best of your tomatoes only allow no more than 4 trusses to form, and pinch out all the laterals
 
More shark fin melons today:

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I will get about 30 kilos of those at this year.

Tomatoes have been indoors a week and some are turning red:

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Tomato harvest will be over 10 kg total.

:D
 
Alhamdulilah - May Allah swt put barakat in your food and everything that you do sis Ameen.
 

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