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livinguktaiwan
HiveGarden
2026-07-27 11:31
LUT Hive Garden Journal 2026 #6
It's been a little over 3 weeks since my last LUT Garden Journal, and there's been quite a lot of growth in my garden, but sadly not much harvest. French beans The other morning I got a lovely surprise
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sunscape
Foodies Bee Hive
2026-07-27 13:57
Canning Season is Officially On! - by Sunscape
The raspberries are producing tons of berries. I've already made jam, so now I'm putting the rest up into raspberry syrup for pancakes and French toast. Hubby likes the flavor, so it is a great way to
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HiveGarden
2026-07-26 12:27
Published via Ecency
Tree care in the garden
While watering the fruit trees in my garden, I thought I should also do some maintenance on some of them. Bahçemdeki meyve ağaçlarını bir yandan sularken öte yandan da ağaçların bir kısmına bakım yapmam
ruffatotmeee
HiveGarden
2026-07-25 10:31
Everyday Green, Everyday Good Vibes: A Bunch of Sugar Apple Trees Sprout in the Yard and the Turmeric and Ginger Regrowth
I just had my afternoon walk today, it's more refreshing because for some reason, it is really windy today. This is just the perfect time to have a happy stroll in the whole yard. Though our yard is small,
travelwritemoney
LeoFinance
2026-07-23 18:51
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The Hardest Part of My Strategy? Doing Nothing and Waiting for the Next Trigger
I woke up to find that the market has dipped about 2% in the last 24 hours. Since my last post, in which I [decided to prioritize credit over gains](
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HiveGarden
2026-07-25 08:18
Published via Ecency
Fruit trees in the garden
We have a garden located far from where I live. It has many fruit trees, mostly apple trees... Because it's a bit troublesome to get there and back, we often neglected their care. This year, however, there
markone85
Homesteading
2026-07-24 19:53
Protecting peppers from the wind
Since I live in a climate where the wind is frequent and sometimes strong. We have to protect our peppers from the wind. To protect the roots, we use a shade net. And for protection from the wind, we put
papilloncharity
Photography Lovers
2026-07-24 11:10
The ageing process.
The views in here reminded me about how temporal our journey in life is. In our prime, as adults, we are energetic and full of life. Many of us think that life is a song and dance and look forward to facing
dreamrona
HiveGarden
2026-07-24 06:11
My Brother's Farm: Growing Six Different Varieties of Dragon Fruit
Hello, everyone! I hope you are all doing well. Thank you for visiting my blog today. I want to share one of my favorite places whenever I visit my family my brother's dragon fruit farm. Every time I come
kouroshazr
art
2026-07-26 09:18
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A love story wrapped in mystery and framed by Northern Michigan's wild heart. 💕🌲
This ink tells the tale of a Sasquatch couple, walking side by side between towering pines, with geese gliding across a sky full of clouds. It's not just a tattoo—it's a quiet moment of connection, a glimpse
sunscape
HiveGarden
2026-07-23 13:32
Summer Blossoms So Big and Bright - by Sunscape
My goodness, the flowers have grown so tall with huge blossoms, with all the rain and summer heat this year. They certainly have made my gardens look amazing, and I have so many creatures enjoying all
harmonelwithfarm
HiveGarden
2026-07-23 05:14
Published via Ecency
3 Months In: Watching My Cassava Field Come Alive 🌱
Good morning Hive family! I wanted to share a quick update from my little farm here in Kitwe. It’s been about 3 months since I put these cassava cuttings in the ground, and I’m honestly proud of how they’re
tengolotodo
Wednesday Walk
2026-07-22 18:35
Published via Ecency
Hive taught me a new plant! Thank you Castor Oil
Hive taught me a new plant
Hello Hello Hivers, Hivians and any other wonderful being who has stumbled onto this! I am back with another wee stroll in the summer sunshine here in the Kingdom of Fife in Scotland, come let's walk the
markone85
HiveGarden
2026-07-22 17:33
What happens when you give yourself a little break?
In my last post I wrote that I had given myself a little break from gardening and writing. But the grass won't wait. Our little fairy garden suffered the most, it actually got a little overgrown. Ten days
forkyishere
vibecoding
2026-07-22 03:50
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Why should you be trying to learn more about AI?
Challenging people with "trying" AI things that are currently available to anyone...
sunscape
Silver Bloggers
2026-07-22 16:01
Gathering Monarch Butterfly Eggs - Hatching Starts Again - by Sunscape
I have seen two Monarchs so far this month, and the female has started laying eggs on the patch of Milkweed at the edge of my yard. I went out as soon as I spotted her depositing eggs and gathered 5 that
plantfuljourney
Photography Lovers
2026-07-21 15:33
Feel-good gardening
I go to the garden every day, sometimes even twice a day (if I'm able to wake up at 6AM), so I don't really see the progress and use my photos to compare the growth every week. Last week, I was gone for
nurfay
HiveGarden
2026-07-21 09:27
Upgrading my garden in July
Last month, I started gardening, preparing the growing medium, and creating new spaces for my plants. This time, I’ll share this month’s garden upgrades: tidying up the garden, expanding it, and organizing
dreamrona
HiveGarden
2026-07-21 06:17
My Backyard Garden After the Rain: Growing Healthy Plants Through Nature's Blessings and Everyday Care
Hello everyone! There is something peaceful about watching the rain fall over my little backyard garden. Every time dark clouds gather, I always have mixed emotions. As a gardener, I know that rain is