Our little garden

@itsmejing (606)

June 22, 2016 6:27pm CST

This non stop rain help our little garden really nice to see. They are now starting to produce its fruit. In just a month we can harvest little by little for our consumption. Fresh vegetable no fertilizers. So healty to eat. Great Day everyone :D

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@rina110383 (24495)

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22 Jun 16

What veggies/fruits do you have in your garden?

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@itsmejing (606)

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23 Jun 16

we had bitter melon, carrots, raddish, tomatoes, ladies finger (okra), spinach and many green leafy veggies

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@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

23 Jun 16

I envy you for having a garden. How I wish we have a place to grow plants but sad thing we dont have. Nice thing you are very pleased by the rain that helps your little garden.

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@Teep11 (7674)

• United States

23 Jun 16

Rain helps. That's great that you didn't have to water the garden yourself.

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@eliza_godinez12 (5567)

• Philippines

22 Jun 16

Fresh veggies, very nice. Have a great day,too.

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@marlina (154165)

• Canada

22 Jun 16

Looks healthy.

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@Deepizzaguy (94876)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

22 Jun 16

Nice image of your garden. Thank you for sharing the good news.

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@SIMPLYD (90722)

• Philippines

24 Jun 16

Let me guess , that vine is of squash ?

@skysnap (20154)

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23 Jun 16

that photo looks good. have a good to you too.

@jaboUK (64361)

• United Kingdom

23 Jun 16

So what is it that you are growing? Must be great to be able to grow your own food.

@itsmejing (606)

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23 Jun 16

vegetables like bitter melon, ladies finger, spinach, carrots, tomatoes and many green leafy veggies

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@DianneN (247191)

• United States

23 Jun 16

The rain certainly helps things grow. What are you growing?

@acelawrites (19273)

• Philippines

23 Jun 16

Yes it is so nice to look at the green leaves in your photo. And it gives so much joy harvesting fruits from your own garden.

@itsmejing (606)

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23 Jun 16

Thanks