Snooping at a Neighbor's Garden

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Sometime in April, we were at my sister's place for a family occasion when while chitchatting with one of their lady neighbors, we talked about plants and gardens which made us tease her if we could also take a look at hers. She gladly invited us to her little garden so we went for a little peek.

Her plants were in an enclosed space at the third floor of her house, which according to her was supposed to be a balcony but they decided to enclose it with glass windows because their house was at a busy street and it can be really dusty especially in the summer.

I observed that there was not any flowering plants amongst them. Some of the greens looked artificial but they actually were not. Apparently, she spends most of her time with her kids in the city (her hubby passed away a few years ago) and only goes home once a month and glad that her plants are still thriving.

I don't know most of her plants' names but I like them all.


We had a power interruption since yesterday when the rain poured and there was lightning too which probably struck our transformer. Hopefully, it gets restored soon. I may not be able to do my usual engagements until the power is back.


All photos are my own. 090922/08:10ph


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