There is a *special joy* that comes from growing a tree.
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@nuwagaba2 sunshine and water
@MamaLake
Great work. You'll soon enjoy the fruits of your labour. Can I share with you about my project? -
@MamaLake
Great work. You'll soon enjoy the fruits of your labour. Can I share with you about my project?@nuwagaba2 5-10 years for fruit, I’m here for it! We have talked about your project before, I boost for you too
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@nuwagaba2 5-10 years for fruit, I’m here for it! We have talked about your project before, I boost for you too
@MamaLake
That's great . I will be happy to share updates. Am going to follow back such that I don't miss what you share. Did you grow some other food crops this time? -
@MamaLake
That's great . I will be happy to share updates. Am going to follow back such that I don't miss what you share. Did you grow some other food crops this time?@nuwagaba2 I’ve got a small space for now, so just mango and avocado trees. Every fruit I eat I stick the seed in soil and just see what grows from there. I live in a really hot river plain so not everything wants to grow here.
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@nuwagaba2 I’ve got a small space for now, so just mango and avocado trees. Every fruit I eat I stick the seed in soil and just see what grows from there. I live in a really hot river plain so not everything wants to grow here.
@MamaLake
I like your perseverance towards creating life from such hot river plains. I believe you would have done something great if you had favourable climates and a large space. We're as well struggling to make our crops survive from the devastating drought that has already destroyed many gardens. -
@MamaLake
I like your perseverance towards creating life from such hot river plains. I believe you would have done something great if you had favourable climates and a large space. We're as well struggling to make our crops survive from the devastating drought that has already destroyed many gardens.@nuwagaba2 I believe this perseverance will see both us and our gardens through the challenging times ahead. A garden is more than one season. Good luck and may the waters reach you!
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@nuwagaba2 I believe this perseverance will see both us and our gardens through the challenging times ahead. A garden is more than one season. Good luck and may the waters reach you!
@MamaLake
The waters might have been too late. There's a farmer in our village who has been depending on the food grown from his garden to feed his grand children. Unfortunately, when the drought came, it destroyed all his crops both the mature ones and the ones that are still maturing. We seek a way to support him with food for at least two months until he can be able o harvest from his garden again. Have you had people being affected that way over there? -
@MamaLake
The waters might have been too late. There's a farmer in our village who has been depending on the food grown from his garden to feed his grand children. Unfortunately, when the drought came, it destroyed all his crops both the mature ones and the ones that are still maturing. We seek a way to support him with food for at least two months until he can be able o harvest from his garden again. Have you had people being affected that way over there?@nuwagaba2 we have been very lucky so far and have strong rains. We may flood though, the next two mk ths we will watch the waters carefully
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There is a *special joy* that comes from growing a tree. There is *another special joy* that comes when you find an animal finding refuge in a tree that one has grown. Here is a terrible picture to illustrate:
@MamaLake
Good job! The leaves look super healthy.
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There is a *special joy* that comes from growing a tree. There is *another special joy* that comes when you find an animal finding refuge in a tree that one has grown. Here is a terrible picture to illustrate:
@MamaLake@beige.party we have a colony of ants and some really tiny snails living, and some sparrows who come to eat seeds so they count?
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