My vegetable garden

Hey Aishu,
Thank you for the good words about my garden
Hope you will be successful about your mint plant this time
Best of luck
Tulasi

Hey Tulasi,
Nice pics.Your veggies are looking so fresh and your flowers are feast to the eyes.I have one rose plant but not getting any buds for that.If you know any pesticides for rose plant please do share here.Every morning i check with a great hope but couldn't succeed till today.

Love.

Hey Sheshin,
Thank you for your compliments about the garden.
I use seven dust spray for the rose plants.you can get in powder form also.. why don't you try it out.

Tulasi

Hi
Thank you for your tip Tulasi.Today i'll add one layer of new soil and i'll buy that spray and one more doubt i saw Jasmine plant in Indian store and planning to buy one.Is there any special soil and pesticide for it or can i use miracle gro soil for that?I like your jasmine too.Please do share your tips.

Love

Hey Sheshin,

If you can find jasmine plant in home dept or lowes buy it there. It will be cheaper as well as there will be one year warranty on the plants..I bought mine from home dept few years back which I didn't display here at that time when I took pics there was not many flowers.. What ever your seeing in the display is four petals one which I got from a friend few months back..Mircle gro soil is good

Good luck
Tulasi

Hello Tulasi,

Your garden is lovely.I love gardening too....but never got a chance to do.I got motivated after seeing the lovely pictures.Thanks for sharing the pics and ideas.

Tulasi,

awesome pictures.
You have inspired me to take pictures of my gardening efforts in 07!

Lovely pandiri's for the vines.

This is one thing i am too lazy to do. I just use the trees to train the creepers to climb up. Disadvantage of this is all the out of reach ones get toughened and unedible. Proves to be a pain in the neck during fall clean up. But what to do.

This year i just went with deck/patio gardening. attaching some pictures

here are a couple more....

the plastic bags in the tomato planter are a home devise of mine for drip irrigation. half fill a grocery bag with water and make few pin pricks and leave them in the planter. this way plants are waterd even in your absence

wow, Blondie very Impressive pics of your plants, your karevapaku & tamato plants are looking so good...very nice pics... Where did you get arati mokka? here are some pics of jasmines flowers & veggies I picked from garden.

Tulasi

Tulasi,

the vegetables look so fresh that one can eat them raw as salad. Is that gongura that i see?

the mallepoolu i just scatter them on my puja area and on the foyer table. They fill the whole house with devine perfume.

Arati chettu I had it for a very long time (6 years) as an indoor potted plant which this year I put it in ground. You can see a small pilaka coming out.

same with karivepaaku also but never got around to putting them in the ground, just agitate the roots enough while repotting.