A glimpse of my little improvised garden.
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| In the beginning it was only tin cans. |
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| I took these from my mother's small garden. Actually I myself planted it there, I don't know what's its name. I just asked it from a priest friend years back. |
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| Painted cans with okra, tomatoe and eggplant seeds |
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| Okra |
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| Okra fruits and flower |
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| Eggplant |
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| Eggplant |
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| Eggplants |
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| Bitter melon, eggplant, vietnam rose |
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| Bitter melon |
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| Kangkong |
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| Alugbati and Camote tops |
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| Alugbati |
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| Onion Leaves |
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| Pepper |
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| Tomatoes |
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| Moringa Oleifera or Malunggay. This is where I also grow fruit seedlings. |
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| Malunggay or Moringa Oleifera |
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| Ginger |
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| Papaya |
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| Langka/Nangka or Jackfruit |
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| Calamansi with newly grown Guyabano seedlings |
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| Kalamansi |
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| Kalamansi with guyabano seedlings |
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| Avocado |
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| Guyabano |
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| Guyabano, Santol, Jackfruit |
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| Vietnam Rose |
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| Million Flowers |
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| Cactus |
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| Yellow Bell and Gummamela |
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| Rose |
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| Hanging Plants |
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| Orchids |
nice! I have tried growing malunggay but I failed. little leaves would branch out then wither. :(
ReplyDeletethanks. :-) i never expect to grow a malunggay. but even the younger branches I still plant and some of them grows, though others really die. So far I have another two grown malunggay tree in a pot like in the above picture. Just continue growing anyway. I still do.
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