A Happy Gardener

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HI HIVERS!

One of the great things about being an active and passionate gardener is that it never gets boring. Even if I was to grow the same veg and fruit every year I would still get the same excitement on the day you notice the first seedlings popping through the earth. The same excitement when a fruit/vegetable first starts to take form. The same exuberance at harvest and the never ending delight of cooking up homemade organic food. From seed to table I love it all!

Oh and another wonderful aspect to it all is of course ..... if you love your garden it will love you back and bless you for all the nurturing love you have shown it.

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Now can you see who is hiding in this picture? I was so excited to see him and it took a while to pull focus as he was so well hidden so his eye is slightly out of focus, but I had to grab the shots before he disappeared!

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A baby mango tree just starting life.

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Can you see my little helper in my water garden plants?

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Thanks for stopping by - I hope you have a Happy Sunday in your garden if you have one.
Even if you own one single cheese plant that lives in your living room you can still get the same joy of gardening, tending to nature and benefits of existing in the ambient aura of its being.

I have an overwhelming gratitude for our natural world.

I wish you PEACE, LIGHT and HAPPINESS

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wow your enthusiasm is contagious!!! i want to do this so much and the veggies look amazing.

if universe is willing i will start my garden this year and be just as engaged and unbored as you are ahahhaha.

blessings

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Yay I am excited for you!!!!! That sounds amazing. I KNOW the universe is willing!! I hope I get to see your experience here

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Your garden plants look delightful. There is always something special about eating things you have grown yourself.

I have a few plants inside and I love having them here. The weather is not warm enough here for any outside gardening yet. I don't do it like I used to though, mostly just porch flowers these days.

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Each flower is a treasure, so porch flowers are wonderful natural companions.

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Lovely plants, they look so healthy 💚 what's your climate like? Must be pretty warm to grow mango trees :)

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I have grown mango trees in a few climates actually. Lots of sunshine seems to be the over riding requirement though. Tropical is best of course.

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I do love all of my plants. I have been accused of being to emotionally attached to them, as I hate it if one becomes ill !

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I know that feeling too. When you care for and nurture life is is impossible not to have an emotional attachment.

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