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| vibrant pink roses |
Thank you to all of you for understanding that I couldn't post photos for a short while. I was getting really frustrated, since everything that I tried to do didn't work. I chatted about it this morning with my neighbor and her sister. She explained to me that podcasts take up a lot of space. So do apps. I tried deleting the Google Photos, and voila! Now I have plenty of room for more photos. What a relief. For some reason, when I can't get something right, I tend to think that I will never be able to do it again.
Here we go...let's walk through the garden...
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| this artichoke plant came back from last year |
Today the first artichoke is ripe. It is so exciting to make vegetables for lunch or dinner from food that you've grown yourself.
The bees and hummingbirds are busy pollinating the citrus trees. This is a navel orange tree.
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| you can grow fruit, vegetables, flowers, herbs and trees together |
I get a lot of compliments on the front potager garden from my neighbors. As they walk by, they usually stop to visit. I hope that they feel the energy and healing vibration that the plants can bring. As a child I sensed the uplifting spirit that some of the gardens had in our neighborhood. It made my heart leap.
Back to planting! I just put in oregano, peppermint, a tomato plant, and relocated some plump worms. They do the work in the soil for us. More photos will be coming soon. Thank you for your kindness and patience.
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