#gardenjournal

As the years fly by, gardening has become a little bit tougher on the body. Not that it's too hard, but when you pass the 70 and 80 mark, it's time to make some changes. This post is my gardening journal

We are approaching a month into flower now, and those buds are forming and starting to get some weight to them. Sativas need a long time to grow, sometimes up to three months of flower. So we are looking

# A walk through my neighborhood streets in Aragua: The lovely plants we encounter every day I am @lcampesina on #hive. My name is Reyna Flores... and speaking of flowers. Sometimes we rush through the

Hello to all the lovely people in the #HiveGarden community and its #nature atmosphere! It’s a pleasure to stop by here again and share a tour of my productive garden—those corners where I pour my heart

Practically all the tomato plants are done with blight and yellowing leaves. It's time to harvest what is left on the plants and pull them out. You can see that they are dying down for the season. I really

I have always believed that we are stronger than we think—and the same goes for nature, especially plants. Ever since I started gardening, I’ve believed that plants possess powerful survival mechanisms.

Hope, Deluge, and Heartbreak - I have to restart again. Before I left for Kochi for the boy’s admission at IIMK, the garden was in absolute peak condition. It was thriving, lush, and full of promise. I

Hello dear friends, I'm @lcampesina. It's a pleasure to have found this @hivegarden community where I can share my experiences and my natural lifestyle. This time I started my tour in the backyard of where

When I wake up in the morning, the Mini Garden becomes a serene green retreat. The sounds of birds, roosters crowing, and the gentle breeze. The rural atmosphere is so peaceful; people are busy with their

*Hello everyone in the community! Today I want to share with you a little bit of my daily life and the immense joy I get from working the land. Greetings from Diego @encuentro. We went to a good friend's

In the midst of my blackest depression last week I was barely putting one foot in front of the other. Seeing that, my darling husband put his bike plans on hold and got me into the garden. Bowerbirds singing,

Greetings everyone, as for many weeks have past allow me to share some updates of my vegetables here in my simple Garden and how I take care of it using recycled materials found in the trash. Pots and

There was a nice bout of sun and warmer temperatures and the plants that wake up or start serious new growth when the weather is warmer started stirring. The jasmine smells awesome by the way. And then

Hello, everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Today, I'd like to share another little piece of beauty from my garden—the lovely Cuban Buttercup flower. These tiny yellow blossoms may not look extraordinary

All four plants are showing signs of flower now, we can see the structure of the plant starting to change. We can also see some yellowing going on, probably due to a few cold mornings at 49F(9C). This

Hello, garden and agriculture lovers, this is my first post in this community though I had already posted on other communities about my backyard. I think, I found the best and most appropriate place to

Grateful to share a new post here in the #hivegarden community, where I'm showing you these photos I took a few minutes ago. My wife and I went to visit her cousin, who lives near the land she inherited

Hello, Hive gardeners! 👨‍🌾 📷 “Drought” has been the word that has come up most often over the past three weeks in connection with agricultural crops around here.

These plants are now forming buds, they are small but up close you can see them and smell them. Its pretty amazing how big these plants have grown. And now they are going to flower, I am really excited

Besides having my own job and a love for travel, one of my hobbies is gardening. I don’t have a large garden, but what I do have is enough for my wife and me. Of course, we also send a few jars of preserves