What’s In My Garden
Finally done gardening this morning. Then I took shots of my thriving plants.
Wandering…
Yeay, they are not called wandering dew for nothing. Last Christmas 2024, they were just hanging in small pots near Nissa’s garage. They eventually transferred them to the side garden, and now creeping beautifully besides their other plants.
I asked Nissa if I could bring home some cuttings. She told me just to cut them. I planted them today in three hanging pots. I hope they’ll thrive. I used to have the green one but it died on me.
“It is called Tradescantia zebrina, formerly known as Zebrina pendula, a species of creeping plant in the Tradescantia genus. Common names include silver inch plant and wandering Jew. The latter name is controversial, and some now use the alternative wandering dude.”
They thrive under the sun, I hope my three pots would grow just like in Nissa’s garden.
There are so many soursop trees planted at the vacant lot fronting Nissa’s residence. I gathered some leaves to make into tea because they are good for diabetics.
Garden Finds At Nissa’s Place
Went out this morning for a while and sunbathed while the sun was showing its face. It is a little in this neck of the woods. Found some blooms.
A Year After
Then I took more shots of Nissa’s garden, a year after they were planted. They have grown but I love them all.
Gardenia
First time I’ve seen my Gardenia bloom in October. It usually produce flowers in the month of May.
My Giant Taro
White Blooms
I had my lone Gardenia blooming again. I had it trimmed a few days ago but I noticed new buds in its trunk.
The last photo is of my Kamuning. These three types of plants are all sweet-scented. They give that heady scent that lingers.
Sometimes I wish I have more white flowers in my garden. My Amazing Lilies which also bear white flowers and scented are not yet in bloom.
Pruning Our Plants
I have to hire a gardener to trim our overgrown plants infront, at the side of the house and those planted in our small garden. The carabao grass needs trimming too but the gardener didn’t bring a pruning knife to use for it.
A bonus shot. Saw this in one of the branches of our Cinamumu plant.
What’s In My Garden
The rain has stopped and the sun has shown its face for a while, perfect time to take a look at my plants. I took some shots of the veggies growing there.
More Harvest After The Rain
They are so big, I didn’t want to harvest them yet but I am craving for ampalaya with egg.
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