Garden Journal Challenge May: My new garden🌼🌱🌺 in May

Hello, gardeners of the world. It is a pleasure to be here to share with you this new May challenge, I am very happy to be in my own garden, designing, planting and recycling. As you know, I have moved to a new home with lots of concrete space, some indoor, and some outdoor. And also a small space of land to plant my potted plants that I took care of for many years, like 10 years.

I have two beautiful pink ixora bushes.

I tell you that little by little we are designing our garden. My husband is instrumental in helping me every day to plant each plant that I brought from my other container garden.

Years ago I sowed a seed of onoto. I read on the net X, that by taking a seed of onoto from the kitchen, sown in fertilized soil, a plant was born. I took a seed from my packet of onoto, I sowed it and put its name on a pallet, every day I was watching until I saw it sprout a stem, leaves and little by little I saw it growing, I changed it several times from bag to bag. Until finally my husband opened the hole and I transplanted it to the soil in our garden. With this I learned that no matter how many years go by as long as you keep what you want so much in our mind and also as in this case this onoto plant, almost 06 years in pot.

This happens with milkweed, lemons, cayenne, poppies, lilies, crown of Christ. At the moment I threw several seeds into the ground and they have already sprouted, in addition, one of sweet potato and tomatoes. It is raining in these parts ☔. It has been raining every afternoon for a week now, I like it because the transplants have received a mild climate, so they will be able to resist the change.

Friends, having a garden is a necessity for living. Your opinions are welcome…