We can come up with the most beautiful garden design, but to see it through, digging, moving the earth, germinating and planting is hard work. Tiring, but it's fun and rewarding. I came to Pasir Gudang Johor late last year, and the space at the back of the house was so tempting. A simple sketch was drawn and the rest is a journey of backyard gardening....
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| my little vegetable garden layout |
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| setting out with strings |
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| new garden bed with edgings |
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| new garden beds taking shape |
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| roselle growing up |
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| new home made garden work bench. |
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| small rectangular bed |
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| small rectangular bed |
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| square bed with pineapples and sweet corns |
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| big rectangular bed |
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| watering system |
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| watering system |
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| small rectagular bed, highlighting Keladi. |
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| bucketful of kale. |
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| square bed with ubi kemili / ubi keling |
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| Markisa / passionfruit sign of success |
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| small rectangular bed, overhauled for next planting |
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| open bed, with roselle and lady's finger |
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| 2000 chili project at far back. |
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| small rectangular beds, the right side |
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| the rest on the left side |
How time flies......
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