May 24
Small first harvest of the season
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Small first harvest of the season
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a Kodan showing off her garden!
harvest plots, lowland shore
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It's hard for me to verbalise how happy I am with a bike and an allotment. Pure joy.
That's not a mini greenhouse on the back of my bike btw. It's a child seat with rain cover. It's how I take my boy around town.
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most már lassan nekem is fáj a talajból hiányzó 170 mm csapadék, nem csak a növényeknek, elképzelésem sincs hogy a vetővirágok (1-6, sternbergia lutea) honnan tolnak ki magukból szeptember eleje óta hetente új virágokat, miközben minden más aszalódva kiszárad, vagy elrakja magát télre. az őszirózsákat öntözöm csak hogy legyen valami tápláléka a beporzóknak, és amúgy egészen szépek, tele vannak méhekkel, darazsakkal, lepkékkel (utolsó három kép a tűzlepke (Lycaena) szekció egy kis metszete), és meglepő módon mindenféle legyekkel, akik szintén a virágokon mászkálnak.
the 170 mm of rain that is missing from the soil is starting to hurt me too, not just the plants, i have no idea how the sternbergia (photos 1-6) is able to produce new flowers weekly since early september, while mostly everything else is withering to ash or putting itself away for winter. i water the asters often so at least there is something for pollinators to eat and indeed the plants are full of bees, wasps, butterflies (last three images are of a little portion of visiting Lycaena) and to my suprise, all sorts of flies crawling along the flowers.
Have you ever grown your own produce? Like fruit, vegetables, herbs, ect?
Thanks for the poll request, anonymous! Keep 'em coming, folks.
Have you ever grown your own produce (e.g. fruit, vegetables, herbs, etc.)?
Yes, I still grow my own produce
Yes, I used to grow my own produce but don't any more
No, but I would like to grow my own produce in the future
No, and I wouldn't like to grow my own produce in the future