From Bush To Food - My Small Cassava Garden Journey
Hello Hive family, Greetings from Lusaka, Zambia! I wanted to share a small update from my garden. The first photo shows how my plot looked a few weeks ago. It was completelyβ¦
πΏ Farmer from Zambia I grow moringa and other crops Sharing farming tips, organic health benefits, and my farm journey Learning and growing with the Hive com...
Hello Hive family, Greetings from Lusaka, Zambia! I wanted to share a small update from my garden. The first photo shows how my plot looked a few weeks ago. It was completelyβ¦
Walking through the garden today, I stopped to appreciate this papaya tree loaded with young green fruits. πΏ The tree is looking healthy, with plenty of leaves providing shadeβ¦
Walking through the garden today, I stopped to admire this beautiful bunch of bananas hanging proudly from the plant. π±π There is something special about seeing a healthy cropβ¦
There is something special about walking around the farm and discovering how much life is happening right in front of you. πΏπ± These pictures show a fruit tree at differentβ¦
There is something special about walking into the garden and seeing the plants slowly responding to the care and attention you give them. π±πΏ These pictures are from my gardenβ¦
Today I want to share something a little different from the usual crops I post about. These photos show a harvest of unusual-looking fruits covered with small spikes, andβ¦
Today I am sharing a beautiful harvest from the garden, and I am grateful for every part of it. The shelves are filled with freshly harvested vegetables and fruits, showing whatβ¦
There is something special about seeing a banana plant move from flowering into the fruit-development stage. These photos show one of the banana plants in my garden with a youngβ¦
There is something special about walking through the garden and seeing the plants gradually turn into a harvest. π±π These tomato plants are coming along nicely, with many greenβ¦
Today, while walking around the homestead, I took some time to check on my okra plants and, more specifically, the flowers and developing buds. It is always interesting to slowβ¦