Warm greeting all. 🙏 💚
Eight days ago I made a post about me being given dominion over and diving into a new garden space at The Sanctuary of the Blue Dragon(fly) in Seaview (Lower Puna, Big Island, Hawaiʻi), a new community space with bubbling potential, where I've been experimenting living part of the time (on hiatus from my off-grid, food-forest jungle community). I've been here since the twelfth of this month, and in that time I've been feeling into the land and plants, assessing projects, and slowly unfolding them. @kai-sunrise helped me with some of these.
We made a path through one of the beds, to increase ease of movement through the garden, and put logs on the borders of the surrounding beds.
We moved a yellow-flowered form of Mexican treedaisy (Montanoa hibiscifolia) from one of the garden beds to the border of the property, to act as a visibility screen, where it would be far more useful. It looks sad at the moment, but don't worry, these buggers are tough as nails!
We planted a lemon tree in its place.
The project that I described in this post gets an update with the planting of plantain (Plantago major), two varieties of kale, two varieties of parsley, and a butternut lettuce on the planting mound, around the Mamaki (Pipturus albidus) planted in the center of the mound.
I've also begun to collect and organize all the potted plants on the property, dumping and mixing soil from dead plants, up-potting plants in need of room, planting some in the garden, as well as beginning to propagate new plants.
This is the next project; to make a new planting bed at the base of this Ohia (Metrosideros polymorpha), another endemic Hawaiian tree, where there are now just weeds (all plants are valuable and useful, just not in the positions that they choose to grow).
Aside from these projects, I've moved and planted a few other plants to appropriate locations. That's all for this update. Until next time! Thank you all for sharing this garden update with me! 🙏 💚
Your new garden project is exciting! and I certainly agree on "all plants are valuable and useful". By the way, perhaps you can help me. How do I easily identify if a certain plant can be indoors just from a glance? can I?
Thank you so much for your appreciation! Indeed, I love all plants, even if in I have to remove them from a particular location. Well, plants that do well indoors often tolerate shade and have thicker, more robust foliage. That's not a perfect rule by any means, but it is helpful. 🙏💚
Looking great. Am again excited for your next blog update. Good evening!
Thank you so much for your interest and appreciation! 🙏 💚
You're welcome (^_^)
Great job my friend
Keep up the awesome work
This garden looks great
@tydynrain 😎
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Thank you! I deeply appreciate your appreciation! 🙏 💚
You are welcome
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