That's a pretty efficient arrangement with your neighbor and the corn. Our red okra is now basically self seeding and growing on its own!😄😄 We haven't planted any in 2 years and the last two seasons, we've had plenty of it mixed in with the green okra types we plant. I think it's great that you guys did all of that by hand. I have a tiller, but I did the last two years in a row by hand, and wore my shovel and hoe completely out. It was worth it though.
Do you have that okra on video? I'm gonna stop by and check out your garden. I just gotta see. I bet your okra is just beautiful. By hand. Living in America is living in a rich country. Our mindset that controls us is the idea of bigger and bette,r the latest thing out. Lust This mindest controls our people through media (another topic another day) It took God breaking me and bringing me to homeless, this broke me out of this paradigm. This is where the shovel came in. It was all I had, a shovel and dirt. Over a few years, I was taught by experience that we do not need the things we see and hear around us. I found that the key to gardening is to do what God told us to do. TEND the garden. Life is in the plants already, but how the plant responds to life we control, not God or nature. We work with their environment. When a plant comes back every year as your okra has, It is a testimony that nature itself has found rest in your labor. At your location, and has decided to stay at your place. What a response on your behalf. What an honor from the great spirit of life. We Must remember, the plants can live without us, but we can not live without them. We must tend the life that feeds us.
Excellent news on the extra ear of corn!!!!! 🌽 🌽🌽 Are the melons organic or do you spray? I only do organic because I’m not educated on spraying….watermelon never worked for me organically. Plenty beans 👌 Yep, your okra is gorgeous! We had too much rain here in Ontario this year too. Hope your pumpkins will live! I’m surprised you don’t have beets and carrots? They’re so easy and so delicious when homegrown!!! I love the tour. Your garden is exquisite! I enjoy seeing it all so much. It takes a motivated person, you are very hard working 👊🙌 15:07
@NitroseFarm. It is an honor to have you watch around our place. For this, the pleasure is ours. I love to grow carrots, but life did not lend them to me this year. I am sad about it. Beets, well, I have grown them in the past. They are great to juice with. The watermelons are volunteer, organic with no pesticides. Just the way the universe gave them to me. Yes, the key to a garden is the tending part. I do not call it work. Thanks! ✌️
That's a pretty efficient arrangement with your neighbor and the corn. Our red okra is now basically self seeding and growing on its own!😄😄 We haven't planted any in 2 years and the last two seasons, we've had plenty of it mixed in with the green okra types we plant. I think it's great that you guys did all of that by hand. I have a tiller, but I did the last two years in a row by hand, and wore my shovel and hoe completely out. It was worth it though.
Do you have that okra on video? I'm gonna stop by and check out your garden. I just gotta see.
I bet your okra is just beautiful.
By hand.
Living in America is living in a rich country. Our mindset that controls us is the idea of bigger and bette,r the latest thing out. Lust
This mindest controls our people through media (another topic another day)
It took God breaking me and bringing me to homeless, this broke me out of this paradigm.
This is where the shovel came in. It was all I had, a shovel and dirt.
Over a few years, I was taught by experience that we do not need the things we see and hear around us.
I found that the key to gardening is to do what God told us to do. TEND the garden.
Life is in the plants already, but how the plant responds to life we control, not God or nature. We work with their environment.
When a plant comes back every year as your okra has, It is a testimony that nature itself has found rest in your labor. At your location, and has decided to stay at your place.
What a response on your behalf. What an honor from the great spirit of life.
We
Must remember, the plants can live without us, but we can not live without them.
We must tend the life that feeds us.
Amen
Excellent news on the extra ear of corn!!!!! 🌽 🌽🌽
Are the melons organic or do you spray? I only do organic because I’m not educated on spraying….watermelon never worked for me organically.
Plenty beans 👌
Yep, your okra is gorgeous!
We had too much rain here in Ontario this year too.
Hope your pumpkins will live!
I’m surprised you don’t have beets and carrots? They’re so easy and so delicious when homegrown!!!
I love the tour. Your garden is exquisite! I enjoy seeing it all so much. It takes a motivated person, you are very hard working 👊🙌 15:07
@NitroseFarm. It is an honor to have you watch around our place. For this, the pleasure is ours.
I love to grow carrots, but life did not lend them to me this year. I am sad about it. Beets, well, I have grown them in the past. They are great to juice with.
The watermelons are volunteer, organic with no pesticides. Just the way the universe gave them to me.
Yes, the key to a garden is the tending part. I do not call it work.
Thanks! ✌️
Tanaman jagungnya tumbuh subur,dan semangkanya wow
Thank-you! I wished you could eat a watermelon with us!
😮🎉🎉🎉
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