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Upgrading my garden in July
Last month, I started gardening, preparing the growing medium, and creating new spaces for my plants. This time, I’ll share this month’s garden upgrades: tidying
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It is wrong to cut down trees without full maturity.
I hope everyone is doing well. May your beautiful journey be filled with green nature. In today's expedition, I will take you to my tree garden. This tree garden
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Planting fruit, forest and medicinal tree saplings in the school yard with students!
Today we all (with our students) planted fruit, forest and medicinal tree saplings. Although it was a directive from the government of our country that these tree
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You Reap What You Sow
I am a proud daughter of a hard working farmer. My father works from sunrise to afternoon to provide for us. Planting vegetables and root crops is his passion, and
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Replanting Peas - July 9, 2026 @goldenoakfarm
Volunteer dill with dew On Thursday morning I was up at 4:30AM and got my photos edited before closing the house up and getting out to the Big garden to weed. I
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A New Addition to the Garden: Winged Beans
Happy Tuesday Hivers! Winged beans are not like most vegetables that are always available in the market. I honestly don't know why only a few people grow them because
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Surveying the land in preparation for the 2026 planting season 🚜🌽
Hello, friends at Gems, how are you? I’m grateful to God for allowing me to share with you once again. Today I’ll be sharing with you about this day in the fields.
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Trust in God perfect timing
I feel like sharing this because it’s such a beautiful reminder for us—especially when we keep sowing seeds but often get impatient because we want to see results
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A New Addition to Our Garden: Growing Melon and Lemon
Happy Saturday Hivers! I always tell myself that I will keep planting as long as there is still space available in our garden. Right now, we still have plenty of
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Our First Watermelon Harvest: Not What We Expected, But Still a Blessing
Happy Friday Hivers! I’ve already shared here about the watermelons we planted. At that time, they were growing beautifully and looked very healthy. Both the vines
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Gardening Season Begins
Recently, I’ve been really enjoying tending to a small garden in a narrow patch of land right next to my house—specifically, next to the new garage my husband built.
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Mid-June Garden Report
A typical June here is rather wet and on the cool side, possibly with a few fairly warm days scattered throughout the month. That describes this month quite well,
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Planting Tomatoes - June 17, 2026@goldenoakfarm
Lovely June day On Wednesday morning I was up at 4:45AM and got the house opened up. It was to be in the 70’sF and partly sunny with strong breezes. I checked the
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Moving Hay, Pickles, Planting - June 16, 2026@goldenoakfarm
On Tuesday morning I was up at 4:45AM and did a little bit on photos then got laundry started. I headed out to the Big garden to get mesclun planted. I’d gotten
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I Planted 2 Flowerbeds - June 15, 2026@goldenoakfarm
On Monday morning I didn’t get up so early and I worked on the photos from the butterfly conservatory for a while. I went out about 8AM and got started on the New
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This somewhat solves the minor inconvenience of not having enough space for planting
Happy and blessed Friday to all my Hive friends! Thank you for sharing a new post here in the #hivegarden community, which I love so much, especially when I find
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MY PLANTING LIFEHACKS
My tomato seedlings have moved to my garden! it's the second tomatoe planting of this May (the first was made 2 weeks before). Seeds were planted not simultaneously,
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Accompanying My Mother Shopping: Another Bonding Moment
Happy Wednesday Hivers! One of the simple moments I truly enjoy is accompanying my mother while shopping. Even though it may seem like an ordinary activity, it always
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Even in the warm summer weather, cucumbers can be grown
Cucumber growing can be difficult in hot weather but if it is done with care and preparation a good crop can be obtained. Cucumber is one of the most favourite
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Yay, Finally! Our First Water Spinach Harvest
Happy Sunday Hivers! One of the easiest plants to grow is water spinach. Unlike other vegetable plants that require intensive care and constant attention, this one
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