Having had a successful hive garden journey in the month of May(more about that journey in subsequent blog) I am in a hurry to catch up with another planting session before the heavy rains and floods come to take over the compound.

From last veggies harvest I could see that it benefitted alot of my neighbors who got some free vegetables for dinner hence I do not wish to leave the spot over grown with grass. Better to have some useful vegetables growing here rather than grasses/bushes filling up the whole place.

There is not a thing I have planted in this garden that isn't flourishing. Except for the early stage of vegetables that got destroyed by pest in the first planting phase.

Fluted pumpkin

These are barely 3weeks old since I have transplanted them and they have shoot out stem with green leaves already. Seems like I may be able to achieve some early veggies harvest here.

The scent leaves

My scent leaves are now at the flowering stage and seed production, quite impressive that I could grow some veggies up to this stage. I'm hoping to harvest some seed here and see if they can be replanted for any gardening session.

The better leaf

The bitter leave plant is equally expanding and with the few leaves on it I can still harvest them for food.

Hope you know that these are all very rich vegetables, highly rich in nutrient and apart from the beneficial nutrient get to save some money eating healthy vegetables from our garden.

Clearing is often the hardest task for me. The ground here is very hard and working with a hoe is not doing justice to the task. It is almost as if I will be needing a digger to break the soil and at this point I really wish that I have one.
I wonder why the soil is still vary much hard like this even though it is raining season but not to worry a friend of mine has taught me how to endure the hard task if ever i am looking forward to a harvest.
The harvest is often the crown for our hardwork so we must endure.

Clearing is the task for this morning and as soon as I'm done with this the next task will be to visit the seed store.

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On a side note I am yet to find a permanent solution to the insect infestation that destroyed the last sessions vegetables, African spinach and that has got me a little worried about what species of vegetables to plant this time around. I will have to make serious enquiries before planting and just in case anyone has a suggestion as to what I can do.
I wish to plant some vegetables like before and then look for another species that can possibly flourish here as well.

The weather is showing some clouds and signs of rain, hopefully this will bless the soil before I plant any seeds by tomorrow or next. This will relieve me of the stress of bucket wetting of the vegetable bed.

All images are mine
This happens to be my homestead activities for this morning.
Thank you for reading through.