Current Trends in My Hobby of Gardening

People are least concerned about Grape Vine in the conservation status of a group of organisms. Nevertheless, I'm so surprised it has spontaneously grown, very close to my bee bath construction. Analyzing its roadmap, how could it be? I have plenty of creeping plants in the garden, and I love them all. For example, with Asiatic Dayflower, as I've mentioned before, I'm keeping them because they are persistent, and they maintain soil moistness. Asparagus Falcatus is also nearby, and a couple more plants have flower pots. It means that I have “fertile soil” for such a thing, don't you think so? Who knows? Maybe the grapevine will one day become a fully-figured tree with some magnificent evolutionary twist.

Slow Progress in Millennium Goals

A green landscaping project for backyards in my town will start soon. I'm very excited and enthusiastic about it. “In order to adapt to climate change, improvement biological diversity and reducing energy consumption.”

Who knows, maybe I will participate in a public discussion with some of my original ideas through the new official website “one of a series of digital tools with which we strive to improve transparency and efficiency” - www.Zagreb.hr

Much Anticipated 'organic' Growth & More

My roses are growing. From some sort of artistic perspective, this could be a visualization of Musk's plan:

Making humans a multi-planetary species

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🐝 Bee Bath is also on the desirable path. Recently, it was subjected to testing by mosquitoes and other insects. Today, I've actually seen a bee nearby 🙂 I'm pouring water 💦 every day.

Spring Time Has Beautiful Flowers

Mighty Hash Moves - Who Can Afford It?

Within my vicinity, I feel that the animals are happy. The weather is mild, there is no damage, and the water level of the river is optimal. Let's not ruin a good picture with rash decisions.

My Gardening Hobby Continues

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I present this Lamprocapnos stronger than ever. I can say with extreme happiness from the bottom of my heart that my dream of 'organic' growth came true regarding roses last year 🌹

It was a difficult year for me in my personal life, nevertheless, I was successful. In my garden roses flower 🌺 in April or May till December. This year I've seeded tomatoes on the balcony, to increase green occupancy.

Irises are to flower soon, there is more rain 🌧️ this year, much more than two years ago. I would love for this global warming to stop, to revert climate catastrophe effect, but we all understand it's impossible...

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ᴺᴱᵂ ᵁᴾᴰᴬᵀᴱ Amaryllis is Blooming 🌄

 

 

 

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I'm very happy 😊

 

 

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     I'm sure - to a fairly great extent - it will blossom any minute now     

 

 

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ᵀᴼ ᴮᴸᴼᴼᴹ ᴵᴺ ᴬ ᴹᴼᴹᴱᴺᵀ Proud of My Amaryllis

I'm very proud of my Amaryllis. The flower has a bud. So so happy especially after all these years - it might actually blossom. He gapes most of the time, but I didn't want to throw it away because it has a very long life expectancy - over 70 years (like they say here). This is the first time Amaryllis has a bud since I bought it in the store.

#genuine #authentic #photo

it's amazing how nature played

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ᵁᴾᴰᴬᵀᴱᴰ DIY Milk Carton Flowerpots for Balcony Garden - Tricks and Tips in Housecare

I mostly used 2 liter packs of milk carton boxes to set up a horizontal garden on the balcony. I have determined four basic types by height - the shortest, medium short, medium tall, and tallest. Then I started decorating them by grouping them into a single object. 

Cut off their top, make drainage holes at the bottom, tie, and fill with soil.

Sow or plant the desired herbs and flowers.

#1 Milk Carton 

#2 the Connection 

#3 Filling with Soil

#4 Sawing Flowers 🌸 and Grass 

#5 Some plants have sprouted 😊

#6 Growing plants and flowers 

Photo of the Day - Lamprocapnos

 

enjoy a beautiful photo of my lamprocapnos - coming fresh outta my garden

My Gardening Hobby

I kept roses tall and unnurtured, they are getting bigger and bigger every day, spreading in all directions. They are healthy. I dream of 'organic' growth, if it is possible, a new stem from the root, or something very close to the ground. Even my irises are very tall this year, and it's been less than 12 months since I've replanted them from a nearby location. Lamprocapnos are up and blooming, I try not to poke around them. I like the ground covered with herbs, and not bare - as some arrange garden flowers. So what if there are some weeds? - We need to get out of the routine, let it grow, to get out of routine in all areas of life, however it shouldn't look too wild.