Recycling and reusing you help the environment, as mentioned by @PaDeSSo (the link to #localguidescleantheworld is here below) and makes your own garden.
I know @KarenVChin will be interested in knowing more about the way you use to build-up your vegetables garden
Good evening. It is a great honor to mention me. Thank you very much. You have a wonderful garden. A simple and recycled garden is very nice. I thought I could make four dishes by looking at the photos you posted. Okonomiyaki using Spring onion,Spring onion and clams soup ginger flavor,spicy fried Surawung and shrimp, fried garlic with Roay and squid. I’m sure I can make delicious dishes. Thank you very much. Regard
@Nyainurjanah, ahhh, you are backyard /balcony gardener too! I started a summer veggie garden again after several years of not having one for my children to learn about where food comes from and for them to pick their own veggies. Here is my prep on what it took to get this to finally have my them get to harvest last month:
It doesn’t take much to grow tomatoes - just water, sun, and a container, which was made with redwood boards and a homemade trellis using leftover netting tied to poles which are nailed to the raised vegetable container box.
My children are loving fresh vine-ripened tomatoes with their meals that they get to pick themselves and are learning that tomatoes are not always red in color.
I would also include that my children are growing sunflowers from sunflower seed. as part of their school lesson. They are growing them out of used cardboard juice cartons (can also use milk cartons too).
I am hoping their sunflowers will grow and blossom before it turns cold and dark. We are heading towards the Fall Season.
Do you know for your spring onions, you can continue growing them in water, not dirt. Just take one of the roots (the white part with the roots, cut and eat the green part) and plant it in a little water (a cup of water) and leave it by your window. It will continue to grow and become a new spring onion as you have in your first photo. We do this all the time with ours, including during the winter. It is a fun science experience that works and is edible!
It’s a very a good. Having small backyard garden is actually interesting. It keeps you busy and give you a sense of fulfillment knowing that you are doing something worthwhile. On the other hand. Keeping a garden helps reduce C02 from the atmosphere and reduce food shortages .
Your Spring Onion and Surawung look very healthy and I also like the way you recycle plastic bottles and used cans for your garden. Very envornmentally friendly! Thank you for sharing.
Your veggie garden looks great and I can see that it would be a great way for children to learn about where food comes from and they can also pick their own veggies. I wondered if that makes them more willing to eat their veggies?
Good evening. I am very honored to praise my okonomiyaki. I love cooking and acting with family and friends. Everyone will smile when they eat delicious food. I smile when I see everyone’s smile. I smile is the most important priority. Here are some topics about my okonomiyaki. Thank you very much. Regard
Great @955HIRO no doubt you’re experts, okonomiyaki with spring onion look pretty nice,of course I’m so glad my little plants in your hand becomes delicious dishes with attractive colors,so proud of you @955HIRO
Here my real roay FYI because picture before only leaves
Hello @KarenVChin , wow wow, your garden very pretty nice,so neat and i can feel you’re really serious caring for plants, plants on juice cartoon also very cute.
You’re inspired me,promise to my self when I’ becoming a mother, teach my child about plants since childhood, my pray for health and warm heart to your children.
And last I’m really excited for local guide clean the world with mr @ErmesT , but my flight schedule arrivals 11 November night.Thank you so much for kind description about your garden and great suggest, meet you in November and let me learn more and more .