This is my terrace garden today.
So wet...
We still have a lot of rain through this month, it should be dry.
Will the dry season come too late?
I don't know and I'm not sure.
Big rains made my little plants broken and then rotten.
So...I have resowed some seeds to keep my garden 'green'.
Let's peek my terrace garden...
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View from west side |
North Rack :
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Garlic chives, soy beans, Kailan 'Nova', celeries, brussel sprout, habanero, eggplants, Round leaved kailan, green amaranth, and packcoy |
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Habanero |
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Brussel sprout |
West Rack :
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Mondrengan, Zucchini, cabbage, Portulaca, red amaranths, Kailan Nova, celery, garlic chives, broccoli and green onion |
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Mondrengan; potted 'edible weed' |
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Red amaranths and broccoli |
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Kucai/garlic chives |
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Garlic chive's flowers |
Center row :
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Broccoli, kangkung, green amaranth, stripped amaranth, ranti and soy beans |
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Stripped and green amaranth
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My 'Herb's tower' : Sweet basil, basil, cinnamon basil, and celery |
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Basil Genovese |
Fantastic photos, fantastic plants:) Greetings
ReplyDeleteThank you Zielona. Have a beautiful day!
DeleteYour terrace garden is magnificent friend! The rows and rows of plants are just outstanding! We have had a very wet month here so I can relate to your frustration! Happy gardening! Nicole xo
ReplyDeleteThank you Nicole! Yeah, the wet weather made me loose of expectation. The dowpour made the pot looked like a pail of water. Actually all pot have good drainage.
DeleteHope we have better weather forward.
Happy gardening!
Bountiful terrace! I can see that you would have lots of tasty vegetable coming your way. Great job! Endah, it is hot and dry here. Please send the rain here haha...
ReplyDeleteThank you Steph!
DeleteYes, I will send you the rain via email... hahaha....
Seronoknya tengok kebun sayur Endah. Subur sekali. Hijau! Itu saya suka!
ReplyDeleteTerima kasih Kak Mala! Kebun Kakak juga cantik, menyenangkan!
DeleteEverything looks wonderful. I am going to be able to harvest some summer squash today, and am excited.
ReplyDeleteWow... summer squash! I sowed some squash seeds last month, and they still as little plants, hope next month the fruit let will appear from the vines.
DeleteThank you Lisa. Enjoy your day.
Happy gardening!
How do the sprouts do in your pots as we hunk of sprouts needing really firm soil?
ReplyDeleteOh please.... I don't know Sue.
DeleteThis is for the first time I planted Brussel sprout. I have sowed six seeds, but only a plant remain. Hope this one will give me the best result.
It is amazing how you keep all these plants growing in their pots, I think you have to provide them with much fertilizer and a lot of care, every hour, all day long.
ReplyDeleteThank you Janneke.
DeleteI usually add compost every two months, or when the early harvest plants are harvested. No watering during rainy season, but on the dry season I have to watering twice a day. It's a hard work. But I love it.
Great habanero :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteActually I have had no idea when a couple of months ago this plant was full of mealy bug, so poor. I thought this plant would died, but after I sprayed soapy water and added more compost, this plant have been growing so well and showing me its beautiful fruits.
Wow! That's a lot of vegetables on the pots! They look so good! Hope you have handful of harvest! It's really hot here without rain.....;(
ReplyDeleteThank you Malar.
DeleteFor me, gardening on the dry season is better than on the rainy season. Too wet always stimulate serious problem on my garden.
Happy gardening, Malar!
salam endah...love to see your potting vege...so creative...great job!
ReplyDeleteSalam Ana. Thank you!
DeleteSalam Endah,
ReplyDeleteBanyaknya tanaman Endah. Tak perlu lagi ke pasar beli sayur hehe
Salam Honey,
DeleteIya, jadi hemat tak lagi beli sayur ke pasar. Jelas lebih sehat, tanpa bahan kimia berbahaya.
You grow lots of veggies Endah! How do you have time for all of them and your son? I think he is jealous. Love your basil as I grow it in a green house because of cold and rainy weather we have here now.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nadezda. Yeah, growing plant on container needs more time. I sometimes do gardening with my children. My son love to sowing the seeds, digging and harvesting veggies. And my daughter love to watering and pruning-triming. Hope your weather will be better
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