Ginny's Garden

Ginny's Garden An urban garden in the middle of Quezon City, where we grow things that aren't usually available in local supermarkets.

My Thai basil cuttings are growing such lovely, long roots, and they’ve only been in distilled water for a week and a ha...
13/11/2020

My Thai basil cuttings are growing such lovely, long roots, and they’ve only been in distilled water for a week and a half.

There are two miracles here: the miracle of nature itself at work, and the miracle of these bottles not breaking at all while they were outside during the height of Typhoon Ulysses.

The garden makes me believe in miracles.

The little sprout that could isn’t that little anymore. In my garden, there is always hope after the storm. Aut inveniam...
13/11/2020

The little sprout that could isn’t that little anymore.

In my garden, there is always hope after the storm.

Aut inveniam viam aut faciam. (Latin for “I shall either find a way or make one.”)

For context: shorturl.at/lqKX7.

And I’m back! This time with a plant that I bought before under false pretense, thinking that it was a green tea plant, ...
09/11/2020

And I’m back! This time with a plant that I bought before under false pretense, thinking that it was a green tea plant, but which turned out to be a snake jasmine plant! And it’s growing really well in my garden.

What is it good for? Well, snake bites ... I hope I’ll never need to test that theory 😆

The silver lining is that when it ‘comes of age’ (i.e. when it’ll grow much bigger than this), it should bear pretty, little white flowers.

Fruits that fell from our trees during the storm yesterday.
02/11/2020

Fruits that fell from our trees during the storm yesterday.

Storm? What storm? My peach gumamela won’t let any storm get in its way. Now it’s bursting with blooms and flowers. ...
02/11/2020

Storm? What storm? My peach gumamela won’t let any storm get in its way. Now it’s bursting with blooms and flowers.

01/11/2020

Garden no. 3. 16:15. Is it just me or does that cluster of trees on the right (caimito, and rambutan, with overgrown patola vines hanging off of them) look like three elephant heads swaying in the wind?

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59 Don Matias Street , Don Antonio Heights South
Quezon City
1127

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