As with everything in life, if we really want to do it and succeed, there is no giving up. And that is especially important in gardening and agriculture.

As gardeners we know that a garden = freedom. Of course all the surplus we produce goes to the local community in one way or another. It's hard to accept when our age or some illness means we can no longer

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@heroldius Thanks for the mention.

Veoma lepa basta , bravo za trud . Nismo daleko ali totalno razlicita klima kod vas u kotlini i ovde u ravnici

Yes, it is an incurable virus, but positive @topcomment

@segundolhou29 @shine6712 Congratulations Thank you @gardenhive

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Thank you We're still waiting for the cold weather, but that's okay :)

@vesytz Of course the fruit is very tasty. Today I just bought a new persimmon tree to plant. We all love it in our family.

Persimmon tree, it looks beautiful.

Thank you

@scribblingramma Yes, some things are the same, and some are totally different Style, architecture, construction method...

This picture gives a totally different perspective. Although my country is a little bigger than the island of Tasmania.

Now I'm calculating the area :) Approximately up to 300 square meters, that's 3 acres of land that I cultivate with a motor cultivator. Since last year, we started mulching, and it has proven to be successful

Your garden looks beautiful. When you mention Australia, I somehow got the impression that it was a desert there, but your garden convinced me otherwise. And of course, a little trick with natural shade

As they say Water is the source of life. It's good that you are prepared for all the troubles that can befall you and water will still be there. I also wrote about this topic and your post reminded me

Thank you

@duskobgd It's not a problem to do nothing, but we should try to make it easier for ourselves. That is, we should take care of ourselves. Some jobs are extremely difficult and exhausting, and some are

Yes, that's why I called the post a game changer. If that hadn't happened, I probably would have continued at the same pace. Until something "triggers" me. @topcomment