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Aug 24, 2026

What plant made you feel like a real gardener for the first time?

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My tomatoes

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Loquat was my first feeling of abundance...and the birds too!

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It’s a tie between tomatoes and butternut squash. Watches plants grow then bloom then fruit is so amazing. I’d never get sick of it. I only wish I had more time to dedicate to it.

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A dinnyém 🤩

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The money-leaved pilea 🥰

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Hibiscus

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Watermelons

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I would say that the little witches (Zephyranthes)

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Weeds. Having to remove them all the time just reminds me how much hard work it is.

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My pitanga tree that I planted when I was little is still there.

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Aloe Vera, inherited from mom and not dead after a year :D

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Blackberry, after the plug scarecrow from the picture destroyed the entire crop and bush. It was the first experience of total annihilation of the harvest and a foretaste of a gardener's life. Struggling with pests like fungi and insects, birds, frosts, drought, etc.

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This beauty here, every year anew.

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Jasmin

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Mizuna mustard, I haven't planted it too much yet, but it grows SO FAST, easy baby salad greens.

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Cayenne pepper

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Passiflora

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Ternatea. Maintained my sanity, sleep and weight. Started in a pot, now it grows in multiple areas of my garden area

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Strawberries 🍓

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Aloe Vera

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Kelengkeng

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Fern. For me it is very demanding plant and I was really proud that it didn't die instantly 💚

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Moth orchids and spotted angel wing begonia

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My palms

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I have training as a gardener in the field of ornamental plant cultivation, so I always feel like a "real gardener." ;-) So, as a "real gardener," I also sometimes take care of plants. Not every houseplant can be provided with optimal conditions at home so easily... Harvesting home-grown vegetables feels like gardening to me, or when a houseplant thrives particularly well under my care. For example, I enjoy nursing a bit neglected houseplants back to health...

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a gardener doesn't want war with anyone

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Onions did okay this year.

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Coleus, very beautiful.

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Vinca minor.... large 1st planting action...

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I’ve sprouted two avocado trees from seeds by letting them hibernate under my oven for a while. They are now my pride and joys. Introducing: OG Bobocado & Bobocade Jr. 💅🥑🌱

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I cant show them, but, , cannabis indoors in a no-till permaculture style setup. As a medical caretaker for my patients. (edited)

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A magnificent skeletal coleus 😁

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Tomatoes and peppers, those are so far my greenhouse maxes. 🫣✨😅 A girl from the city came to the village, you know. 👀😅

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Onion

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African jasmine does not require much care.

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When I was a child about five years old, I was with my grandmother, and it was a geranium.

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Dandelion

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Carnivorous plant 😍

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