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| green spinach (bayam) |
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| purple flower |
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| flower of ornamental palm |
I am back online after 2 weeks off. I need to mention about delivery of 200 stevia seedlings to blogger friend in Ipoh during Raya days and the recent mail of 50 roselle seeds to autumn belle. We only grow roselle from the old world, the type I had seen since small. I am currently getting quite serious with stevia, having 100 seedlings at the backyard under the shade of netting, 40 percent light penetration.
bangchik and kakdah
my little vegetable garden
Love the colour of that purple flower
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue, the plant keeps flowering!
DeleteSometimes simpler is better. Sup bayam sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteSup bayam will ease the journey along the digestive system which begins at the mouth, totaling 2o-23 feet long of narrow small intestine and 5 feet long of large intestine. haha.
DeleteBangcik..glad that u r back online...bayam look healthy..maybe kak dah can try to make some fry bayam also? heehhe...sedap jugak tuh..
ReplyDeleteummuaidan, just a short break. she did fry bayam too. Bayam hijau is soft and delicious. sedap!
DeleteOh hi Bangchik, i can see you have a new header and a new face here. I've not seen your post, yes, for quite a while. I hope the roselle seeds you gave out to Autumn Belle will have lots of ripple effects, haha!
ReplyDeleteAndrea, just a normal facial treatment for the blog. haha..... Autumn Belle had not confirmed it's safe delivery yet.
DeleteLove the lush plants you have. I once had the purple flower, but I planted it in shade. I see from the above photo it should be in direct sun, my mistake.
ReplyDeletemama pongkey, the purple flower is on the right side of the house enjoying full sunlight for half of the day.
DeleteStevia is a good herb to grow... sometimes I do enjoy a cup of that herb...
ReplyDelete~ Lrong, yes naturally refreshing!
DeleteWe also have green spinach over here, but I think it´s another cultivar as I see the leaves. I wonder what kind of flower the beautiful purple one is.
ReplyDelete~ Janneke ~ green spinach comes in many types, ours with long leaves. To be honest, I dont know the name of that plant with purple flowers.
DeleteIt's always nice when Mother Nature takes care of our garden when we are too busy :) Your spinach plant looks wonderfully healthy.
ReplyDeleteRosemary ~ Mother Nature handles plants better.... haha. We look after a few favourite plants, but mother nature cares for the whole plant kingdom!!
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