This was the other original plant in another pot from the same flat. Look at the difference between the plants. I rescued this original plant by replanting it in the same soil after cleaning and aerating it. It's very spindly and is barely producing any flowers.


Look at how big it is and much hardier- it has endured several storms we've had since summer. This is one plant! It grew about a month after the original plants died from the first set of summer storms we had.

Learning is and should be everywhere and anytime. The world is our ultimate teacher, cherish each day you learn something. God must truly love us to give us such beauty amidst our chaotic life.
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That is exactly what I am doing with my garden. I have never grown my own food before, and when the zuchinni grew below the flower I was astonished. I am on my fifth planting season and now I am actually harvesting and replanting. I love how connected biology makes you feel to the earth you live on.
That's for sure! I love it!
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