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We've extremely heat now! +40 Celsius. It's hard for many people but it's even harder for plants that are under the sun all day long. We can stay under the roof

Hi from my garden, guys! I told you about the first works in my garden, now it's timew to show you the first berries and plants that appear there now. This year the spring is rather cool, and May was rainy

Hi from my garden, my HiveFam! It's late November, and our planting and harvest season is over for more than a month. Days were warm, but nights were rather cool, so it's too cold for plants to grow. Now

Garden in summer is watering first of all. When we have +30 degrees Celsius, plants need water very much. We live not so close to our garden, 40 min on foot, but we try to get there a day after day or

After planting cucumbers and greenery, we decided to go on with sunflowers! Their seeds are tasty, and we always have them at home, so we don't need to buy anything more, just some water and some days

At last the weather is warm enough to start planting in our garden! This year May is very unpredictable, some days were cold, some nights were super cold, and we didn't plant anything. Now it seems to

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In September our garden lives another life than in summer. We've less plants now, less job with watering, fighting with extra grass, but still some veggies and fruits are preparing their harvest for us,

The most pleasant time in gardening is harvest, of course😊. But the thins is if we don't work hard, we'll never get this time... So nature teaches us be patient and hardworking to get her best treasure.

fresh vegetables mmmmmmmm!

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vegetables, fruits and nuts gardening update

the garden bursts into life

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Whats happening this week in my garden

around the garden

interplanting vegetables , coping with pests and heavy rain.

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