The plants in my garden

Someone told me they wanted to see the plants I have in my garden, so I decided to write this post to show them my garden. A view from the front and another from the back.

I currently live in my mother's house. What used to be my car garage is now the garden. It's full of plants. Few are planted in the ground. Most are in pots.

There is a guava tree, a pomegranate tree, and lemon trees in large pots. I also have turmeric and ginger planted in discarded tires. Flower plants, papaya plants, etc.

In the tires, I also have a soursop plant and a cherry plant.

There is a green fig tree in a pot and a purple fig tree on the ground. It produces figs all year round.
There are many aromatic plants in black bags, such as basil and oregano.

On the ground, I have planted a green leaf plant for tea, which is Santamaría, and another called Malojillo. Both make a tasty tea for the afternoons and evenings.

There are also flowers such as anthuriums, caladiums, bromeliads, and others.

I have a large number of cacti and succulents that I have been propagating for a long time.

Different plants with green and brown leaves hang on my walls.

It should be noted that I prepare the fertilized soil for planting myself. I have some friends who live very close to the river. When the river floods, it carries a lot of soil with it and leaves all that fabulous material on the banks when the land dries up and the river returns to its normal level.

My friends collect sacks of this soil for me, and they also collect pieces of dry wood from the trees that fall there. They also include ash from the plants and weeds they burn.

I have a quail farm, and I collect the manure and eggshells.

In addition, all the dry leaves from my plants and vegetable peelings from the kitchen go into a compost heap. All of this is collected in due course, mixed together, and makes an excellent compost for my plants to grow with nutrients and beautiful fruits.

All photos are my property with Redmi Note9 phone.

The banners are made with the Canva application.

For now that's all for today with some of my beautiful plants. I invite you to see my plants @emmabritt.