Exploring the Rooftop Oasis: A Marvel of Urban Gardening.

in HiveGarden7 months ago

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During a recent visit to a relative's house, I had the delightful opportunity to explore their rooftop garden. Despite the limited space, their creativity in utilizing every inch for planting various trees and plants was awe-inspiring.

Let me show you around.


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They constructed permanent pots on the roof as well as planters or container pots, allowing for a more organized and sustainable gardening practice. Among the thriving plants, the banana, mango, and star apple trees particularly stood out. It was a vivid reminder of how nature can flourish and provide abundance even with minimal resources.

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The sight of these fruit-bearing trees was inspiring. The banana tree, with its broad green leaves, seemed to promise a future yield of sweet bananas.

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The mango tree, robust and healthy, bore testimony to their dedication and care. And the star apple tree, a less common sight, added a touch of exotic charm to the garden.

Their successful growth in an urban setting highlighted the principle, "If there's a will, there's a way."

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But it wasn’t just the fruit trees that caught my eye. The garden also boasted over ten types of flowers, adding vibrant splashes of color and delicate fragrances to the air.

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Each flower, meticulously nurtured, contributed to the garden's aesthetic appeal and biodiversity.

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The star apple trees showcased the ingenuity of container gardening. Despite the urban setting, the trees flourished, providing a promising yield and a touch of nature's bounty to the rooftop.


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The surroundings of the rooftop garden added another layer of charm. From the rooftop, there was a breathtaking view of a public water park situated beside the house. The park's greenery and water features created a serene backdrop, enhancing the overall ambiance of the garden.

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Additionally, a majestic red Krishnocura tree (also known as the Flame tree or Royal Poinciana) stood tall beside the house, its bright red flowers adding a striking contrast to the green landscape.


This rooftop garden was a perfect example of urban gardening at its best. It showcased how, with a little ingenuity and a lot of passion, even the smallest spaces can be transformed into lush, productive green havens.

This visit was a heartening reminder of nature's resilience and the boundless possibilities that lie within our urban environments.

It reaffirmed my belief that with determination and creativity, we can create our own little pockets of paradise, no matter where we are.

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What beautiful plants, flowers, trees and the view is spectacular ❤️

In my house I used to have a lot of fruit trees, but over time they dried up or were invaded by pests haha but well, they are very useful trees but you have to know how to take care of them.

Excellent pictures 👌

It's hard to maintain such gardens and need a lot of knowledge as you said. But the work worth it.

They are so creative 😍.

I agree, they are passionate and creative.

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I agree.. and Urban gardening is an inspiring activity.😊

Isn't it? It always amazes me.

Yes.. and job well done to the owner of the urban garden.😊😊

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