My city farm

Plums also respond well to bending

I haven't pruned this apple tree for over three years, and I haven't even bent it down for two years. Its peculiarity is that it grows in a hole. These were my early experiments. Now, on the contrary, I plant trees on hills.

I started bending this apple tree too early and it turned into a bonsai.

I continue to make raised beds from oak cuttings. In this one I planted cucumbers, melons, watermelons, and tomatoes. I'll see what grows best.

I also made a bucket for cucumbers with internal watering and without internal watering, I'll see which one will have a better effect

cucumbers and tomatoes grow well in mini greenhouses

The cucumbers are growing in a bed with internal irrigation, and I planted flowers and peas with them. I can't yet tell the flowers from the weeds, so let them all grow together for now.

I fenced off the raised bed that the chickens were destroying with a high net and planted radishes.

a new variety of bamboo began to grow

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The pear trees have taken root and put out their first leaves, the grass on the hills will protect the roots from overheating

The situation is changing, unfortunately, I had to end things with the chickens and bamboo. I'm glad they went to good people. Sometimes it's hard to part with what you're used to, what you like. But perhaps you shouldn't get attached to anything in this life and you need to understand that nothing in this life belongs to you.

I'm sorry that the chickens and bamboo needed a new home.  So much in this world is temporary, and that can be difficult.

When apricot branches bend, it is necessary to take into account the load and probably either make stretchers or support the overloaded branches

Riona Abhainn wrote:I'm sorry that the chickens and bamboo needed a new home.  So much in this world is temporary, and that can be difficult.

Thank you, Rion, that's life. Stable structures don't exist. I'm glad good people will have the birds and plants.