You brought back fond memories of my huge garden in Argentina, where I had a very large vegetable garden. The garden was 25x50 meters. Fruit trees, vegetables, flowering plants... I have it in my memory.
I planted lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, asparagus, potatoes, among other things. Fruit trees lemons, oranges, peaches, nectarines, apricots, vines, walnuts, figs, plums, cherries, olives. All this comes from my grandparents and great grandparents.
Herbs: rosemary, thyme, basil, oregano.
Well, here I have a pot with rosemary, the rest is indoor plants, cactus, and as I told you, many rescued ones, I can't leave them in the street, I just can't. I can't leave them in the street.
Some require my attention, change pots, trim them, strengthen them... and I talk to them, I like to do it. I have them in front of the living room window and in my room. I love it! I have to be careful, Cata likes to bite the potus.
I am fascinated to see the vegetable garden!😍
It's all looking pretty good huh? I'm looking forward to some better weather as I'll be able to get some cucumbers, more lettuce, tomatoes and other things I'll use in warmer seasons. I still enjoy winter gardening though.
It sounds like you had a fairly extensive vegetable garden with a lot of stuff in it. I have about 20m x 6m dedicated to vegetable and fruits but more than that for flower beds and stuff like that plus a load of potted plants in my outside entertaining areas. I go ok, although I'd like a little more room.
And can you get more space?
I'll have to look for some pictures of my garden... to see if I can find
I could knock my house down and have more room, but I'd then have to live under a mushroom.
No please, not the house! And when it rains, what will you do?🤣
I'll hide under a big leaf like a caterpillar.
Your garden can be all that nature around you.😀
Don't destroy the house
Or I could destroy my neighbours house and use that land for my garden.
Ok, I probably won't do that.