Garden Journal Weekly, 3rd August 2022

It's a new month, so @riverflows' garden journal challenge is underway. Have you gotten your journal in yet?

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When you don't have ground to grow in, there are other options and as @ligayagardener demonstrates, it doesn't have to be just growing in containers, it can be hydro, aqua or even bioponics. With only a small paved area for a back garden, I love how this set up has evolved over the years to fit the space and I like that he doesn't just have one system at work here, but a mixture of different approaches depending on what has worked and what he can afford at the time.

As we move into the last month of winter here in Australia, I've been thinking I should start planning what seeds to sow for spring. So coming across @amberyooper's lush looking late summer garden is giving me inspiration, while making me a little jealous if I'm entirely honest.

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A little gem I found from relatively new user, @marleyandme, showcases some of the gardens she's seen and grown on her travels. I love how each country is a little different in its culture with regards whether food is grown around towns much.

@oniemaniego discusses growing drought resistant crops in food forests, for a changing environment and better food security than monocropping can give.

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I feel like I've come to circle to close with another garden not grown directly in the ground with @mobbs' balcony garden. It's a wonderful feast for the eyes that he wakes up to each morning, with so much wildlife. Stay tuned right to the end for a couple of great gifs too!

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Thank you as always for joining me this week for some highlights. Beneficiaries go to @marleyandme, @ligayagardener and @amberyooper.

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Thank you so much for the mention - I have so much more to share about gardening. untitled.gif

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Hey there @minismallholding, nice post, I really enjoy seeing how people from all over the place, plant gardens. We have always had enough dirt to plant gardens but living here in Upstate New York has really afforded us with all the dirt we can handle.
I want to thank you for all you do for the HIVE GARDEN COMMUNITY, it's such a wonderful place to express ourselves through growing.

Have lovely and blessed day.
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That's more down to @riverflows than myself. I do try to help when I can, but she does the lion's share of the work for the community.

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Hi there @minismallholding I know @riverflows does a ton, I don't know how she keeps up, but I know you gals work nicely together. I enjoy all things that grow so this community is great, right up my alley.

Happy growing.

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She's hyperactive, that's how she keeps up. I'm the opposite, so I get pulled along for the ride. 🤣

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How interesting this Garden Diary and how they develop, I like that you are teaching or publishing all the proposals for planting in order not to have any excuse to plant, I loved all this information, I will be going through the publications of the people you named, thank you very much for your post.

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Wonderful job highlighting some great gardens.
I sat down to finish my own journal and decided to check out your recent post.

Well, after getting totally absorbed enjoying the folk you included here, an hour or so ticked by, I think I need to get busy!

As always, you have done a splendid job promoting #hivegardners.

Peace my friend

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Thank you. I'm not sure whether I should be apologising for distracting you for so long or patting myself on the back for it. 😆

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You deserve a pat on the back by so many of us gardeners.

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Thanks for sharing such interesting information, @minismallholding. I found here interesting users to read.

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