A Garden for All
Today, after a while we got together and I invited them to get to know a garden that is common to several families, which means that it belongs to all of us and we all have to do the maintenance. The group is very zealous with this garden where we have a great variety of species, it was like a challenge for us and we achieved it with discipline and dedication.
I had several days without visiting it but I was pending because I wanted to see my corn plants that are already well advanced, we have several full of Jojoto, and although they are few, they are enough to make some cachapas and soon we will be tasting this delicious Venezuelan dish, cachapa with cheese.
We have been planting corn for 2 months and although it is a summer plant, in our country we do miracles with urban crops, you can not imagine what can be achieved in small family gardens with the right hours of sunshine and good maintenance.
For each plant I can collect up to 3 cobs, and with about 8 plants if they all reach a happy ending, I can prepare the famous Venezuelan sancocho with enough jojoto that by the way gives a great flavor to the broth, with a lot of patience in less than 120 days we will be enjoying this rich harvest.
Also in this small garden my friends have planted beautiful flowers, among so much green, impossible to go unnoticed. For example: this accumulation of ixora plants, cross of Marta or coralillo, spread all over America and that embellish any garden among them, ours with that intense red color, there have remained and when they are posed they look ornamental and amazing.
I also found this beautiful flower in our garden, I don't know its name, it looks like a fuchsia daisy, they were everywhere but I noticed this one standing out from the group and I didn't hesitate to take the picture, it looks great.
We all pay attention to this garden that beautifies our space, at any time you see people enjoying and taking pictures in this place, but always alert of the care it should receive from each of us. So we have to take turns to take care of it and we like to do it.
captured an image while I was enjoying the growth of my corn plant, observing how they have grown and how the ears have multiplied, they look beautiful and in a short time they will be ready, but for now, let's wait for them to finish their growth process.
All images are from my auditoriums captured with my phone 11 pro Max.