#hive-140635 Trending Posts - Hive Images

@torem-di-torem 0

3 days ago

My garden this week The blooming of the lilies has begun. These are flowers that I can recommend to everyone who is not ready to pay too much attention to their flower beds. It is enough to find a suitable place f

73

0

10.720 PHOTO

2 days ago

PLANTING HIBISCUS FLOWERS Hello everyone, very good morning... I hope you are having a very nice weekend. Opening a little space between my daily responsibilities,

263

0

8.580 PHOTO

9 days ago

My reward as a farmer Hello to all my friends here. How are our gardens? **After consecutive days of rain, it is inevitable to worry about the vegetable crops. But even tho

565

0

7.510 PHOTO

3 days ago

Micro and Klein Garden Journal 2025 - Jun 29 / 大小庭の記録 How many weeks has it been since I last wrote a Garden Journal slowly on a Sunday like today ... June flew by with the Got

256

0

4.140 PHOTO

3 days ago

The small organic vegetable garden. 🍉🥒🍓🥗 ![111372467.jpeg](

160

0

4.630 PHOTO

@chris-chris92 0

9 days ago

Where the Vines Creep, and Cats Stay Still 🍃 *A different kind of quiet falls upon the world when I look out at my backyard. Somewhere between the creeping vines o

446

0

6.540 PHOTO

7 days ago

Garden Flowers and My Dog 庭の花と愛犬　[English and Japanese] Garden Flowers and My Dog This season’s flowers are beautiful because the warm, stable temperatures and occasional rain showers make them vibrant and energetic. Just before the super hot w

333

0

5.700 PHOTO

@friendlymoose 0

19 days ago

Garden update June: The good, the bad and the ugly Hello fellow gardeners, The weather has been warm and dry a few weeks ago, which was followed by two weeks with a lot of heavy rains. It was a bit all or nothing I guess 🙄 I…

641

0

226.512 PHOTO

9 days ago

Micro and Klein Garden Journal 2025 - 23 Jun / 大小庭の記録 After two intense weeks of a residency in Chemnitz, I’ve returned to Leipzig. My schedule was packed, so I had to pause my

130

0

2.920 PHOTO

about 2 hours ago

Sansevieria, aloes, and more/ July Garden Journal The rainy season arrived in mid-May, bringing with it a break for me, because I no longer have to water the plants

147

0

0.740 PHOTO