Does Anyone Like to Garden?

[crisipicada]

I love to do gardening. How I wish I can have more time during weekend. At this moment, been sunny days and no enough water to water my garden and plants. So, it is not good to do the gardening this season. It has been very hot and warm this time.

[angel]

In our area is limited supply of water every morning so we decide to stacks into drums so we have enough when their is no water or under maintenance. Water is very important we must conserve it before it's running out.

[crisipicada]

You can still make a flower pot and plant some flowers. I used to do that in the house. I have lots of flowers on pot and also planted ginger on the pot. I have harvested some lately. The good thing is that, you wont mind it is already growing big and you will enjoy it later.

[cheryz]

good idea crisi.. yes me too i plant in a pot with spinach but for few weeks they grow but sadly my dog try to eat it from then on i stop planting on the pot. but we have plants outside that dogs wont get into it.

[Smiley]

I have loved to garden ever since I was a small child.I'm the guy that always grows too much and ends up sharing with the neighbors.I find something very primal and satisfying about growing food for my loved ones.It is also a great way to stretch a budget.Growing fruits and vegetables is pretty close to growing money

[angel]

By planting in your backyard is pretty good and saves money aside from that the vegetables is fresh to eat. My mom is the one taking care of them coz me i dont have much time to do it.

[lyrehc]

I wanted to have this plant for a garden, a bonsai a very small yet very attractive plant..it will test your patience in planting this kind of plant...the older it grows the beautiful this plant is...this plant has a different style it depend on its gardener...ithas a flower and a simple tree. I really love bonsai i wanted to have this home...

[cheryz]

I want bonsai too especially the one they say money tree have you heard that? They said it's hard to grow and it's kind of expensive.

[lyrehc]

The Bonsai Money Tree is considered by many to be a symbol of good luck and prosperity for those who own one. Its binomial name is Pachira aquatica, and it is also known as Malabar chestnut, Guiana chestnut, provision tree, saba nut, and Pumpo.
Commercially, these trees are marketed as money trees, money plants, and braided money trees. That last moniker is earned by virtue of the five separate trunks that are gradually braided together to form a single twisted unit. Since the Bonsai Money Tree is actually five trees in one, many would assume care of this grouping of trees to be more arduous than care of a single bonsai tree of another sort. This is an incorrect assumption since they are easier to care for than are many other bonsai trees.

[lyrehc]

The Real Story of the Money Tree Plant,
The real story behind the braided money tree is not quite as romantic, but no less fascinating. The story goes back to the 1980's. During a typhoon, a truck driver in Taiwan was unable to drive his truck. So, he stayed home and helped his wife braid hair in her beauty salon. The thought struck him--why not braid a few money tree plants together? He took five plants and made a shape out of them. They were an instant hit, immensely popular throughout Asia. Today, the braided money tree plant has become one of the world's most popular houseplant.