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We defy the weather 💪😅 Rain storm thunderstorm... More rain and more rain 🥲😐 Humidity 3000 ... But, we are still fighting ❤️💪😅
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My tree update 🌳🌸 After cold weather, drought and dogs destroying all the seedlings, life is finally starting to come back around my trees! Tree 1: A mallow is growing here, with herbs such as lavender and nasturtium in the corners. Last Friday, when it rained, I scattered a new flower mixture in the middle. Since the rain a week ago, the first seedlings are finally showing. 🌱 Tree 2: After the tulips had faded, I planted plants from the green roof - ones that had sown themselves from the balconies. I also added a few remaining bulbs. Unfortunately, some plants didn't make it, but the cyclamen, which seemed to be dead, has come back and is flowering! A lemon balm has also survived. I've now scattered cosmea in the corner again and a colorful mixture of flowers in the middle - it's coming along. Tree 3: Strangely, none of my flowers have started here yet, but grasses are growing for the first time - I'm very pleased about that too. And otherwise? Definitely less garbage in the area. I still have to tidy up from time to time, but there's no more furniture, less dog waste and fewer cigarette butts. I still have to think of something for trees 3 and 1 so that the water doesn't disappear so quickly. The sand helps but it's quite flat and compacted after heavy rain.
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#PumpkinAmStock Never had it before and am full of expectations. You can simply find it beautiful as an ornamental vegetable or use it in the kitchen. You can eat not only the fruit but also the leaves. Although I would rather use it as an ornamental. But what I find really interesting are the spines on the leaves. Now I also know why no snails go there 😄. Does anyone have experience with this pumpkin?
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