A small piece of happiness on the top of a guava tree.

Many of us are desperate to get a touch of greenery in our busy city lives. Rooftop gardens are a great way to satisfy that thirst. And it is difficult to express the feeling of joy when we see the first fruit on a small tree planted by our own hands. Just such a piece of joy was found today in the guava tree on the roof of my house. A few days ago, I planted a small guava tree on the roof as a hobby. With regular care and love, the tree is growing day by day. This morning, I went to the roof and saw a small guava peeking out from the tree branch! Seeing that small guava hidden behind the green leaves made my heart feel better in an instant. How soft and refreshing it feels.

When the roof surrounded by concrete walls of the city fills with such greenery without us noticing, it feels like the hard work is worthwhile. Especially the satisfaction of eating the fruit of your own tree with your own hands is different. This is not just a fruit, but a small gift of my care, patience and care. Such small achievements give a little air of peace in our daily mechanical life. The surroundings of the tree are still quite fresh. The small guava tree, through the gaps in the bright green leaves, seems to be saying, I am growing up. It is really nice to see it growing. Those who garden understand very well the peace of mind that a small piece of garden on the roof or balcony of the house can give.

For those of you who have not started gardening yet, I say you can start with a small tub. Experience the feeling when the first flower or fruit comes from the tree you planted with your own hands. Believe me, the amount of mental satisfaction you get from it is incomparable. This small guava tree in my roof garden has now become an integral part of my daily pleasure. Seeing it every day and taking care of it has now become my habit. There is no need to go far to get close to nature, rather we can create a piece of green heaven right in the heart of our city. You can tell us what trees you have on your rooftop garden or whether they have borne fruit. Let's all make the world a little greener together.