It has been eight months since my last post! On most part, I have been lazy at updating my blog, since I sometimes post some photos over at my Little Potted Garden facebook page. Here are some photos of what I have been growing and harvesting for the past few months.
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My 15 plus year-old belimbing tree, fruiting heavily. Fruits are especially big during this rainy season.
Can you see the fruits in the soil? Do you know what these are?
Water Chestnuts!
These are water chestnuts! Yes, we can grow them in our home garden. I actually grew them last year but did not get around to post it up. It took about 9 months to finally harvest them. It is a good experience, but one that I would not want to repeat again. Much easier to just buy them from the market. I grew them because I was really curious and wanted to see whether can they be grown in our home garden. Well, they can! I'm so glad that I gave a go at growing them!
Happy Gardening !
Hello Joyce! You did a great job on your vegetables, congrats for such a bountiful harvest. They really deserve a post. Oh those chestnuts, you grew them? Wow!! Btw, I have admit I am not that diligent in posting as well, let's keep those posts coming :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic harvest, Joyce! Goodness, you even planted water chestnuts! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThat's very good harvest form your garden!They look so fresh! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is a good news, I love water chestnuts. May I know how to grew it in the pot?
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