Ramblings of a Constant Florida Gardener

Sunday, September 27, 2020

A Japanese Long Eggplant and two new varieties of Cherry Tomato starter plants.

Lime to sweeten this composted Bald Cypress needles fresh off the carport and some

new organic packaged Chicken manure fertilizer to fast push the growth.

Why pots you ask?

Sure beats the sand we Floridians call soil. My composted Bald Cypress needles is the new

Black Gold.

Just added a new staple to feed these voracious beasts. Adding cooked fresh green beans

to the already staple of organic fresh Spinach and Broccoli.

Today's meal brought to you by the Bachelor Cafe. Artichokes in water, fresh sliced Cucumber,

fresh cut Baby Bellas mushrooms, fresh cooked Greenie Beanies, favorite Marinara Sauce, Lemon

zest and a ton of Garlic powder.

Mangiare!

Halloween must be fast approaching...hehe.

Just a couple of dive-bombing Angels...just passing through.

A generous Yogihead dropped these off on my back porch. Unfortunatly it's name, not

my Yogi friend, name is unknown at this point in the game of name this plant. It could

be months before it reveals it's true identity.

This ZZ Plant has a dark beauty cousin.

This Hawaiian Ginger is a sunset on a stick.

Close your eyes and take a whiff and let it's fragrance take you a way.

When ever I pass this little gem I have thoughts of my grandmother and her garden whom

both once thrived less than a mile where I live. My garden has many memories attached, many

still thrive while some pass as all good things will do.

It's been said many ways, how our life is how it's traveled, because we all know the destination.

I will also make a point to make that journey as beautiful as possible in the most unimaginable

ways.

Isn't that right GrandMa!