Today’s garden visit..Wow.. lots of food in a single plate….all are organic,tasty and tender and entirely fresh.. Harvesting is always too good to do in a terrace garden…small space but more food and more happiness… Eggplants,cluster ridge gourd,okras, mulberries in the middle and some red bird eye chillies..(harvested veggies) . . . . . . Happy gardening 🌿

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This year, I joined a project that’s like a friendly chain letter — but instead of cluttering your inbox, we’re cluttering the planet with trees. 🌱

Every time someone joins through me, I pledge to plant another tree — and they can invite others too. It’s a growing community, reforesting the planet one connection at a time. 🌍

Our goal is simple: plant One Trillion Trees together. If you’re curious, I’ve shared the link in the comments!

Does anyone have photos or a video tutorial on how to properly prune Indian laurel ficus notida tree? Thanks in advance

I’ve inherited some raised beds at a place I recently moved to. The bed framing is in good shape, but there have not been any growing happening for about 5 years, and the bed is completely full with weeds that are 5 feet tall.

Could I cut the weeds at the ground, then put cardboard down and compost on top of that and plant right into it. Or will the weeds still come up?

Is there a better way to do start my garden?