My planting pleasure
There were little moths in the house before, and I didn't care. I didn't think it was an adult whitefly. They gave birth to whiteflies and killed me in several pots of precious flowers. The pot was empty, and after I cleaned it up, I planted green onions and garlic that were not afraid of whiteflies, as well as artemisia, and moved the sunflowers that had not bloomed downstairs and planted small vegetable seedlings, but I did not expect that after only a few days of hard work, the small vegetable seedlings had grown so big. The green lotus raised in the office has also grown beautifully. The purple bamboo plum, clover, and monthly flowers planted before are always blooming. What surprised me was that the chrysanthemum leaves planted in early summer are now a large cluster of golden and bright wild chrysanthemums. And the purple jasmine planted downstairs in previous years has also been blooming. What makes me proud is that the whole unit can see them. A few days ago, I came home from work, just when the neighbor on the fourth floor picked up a child home. She said to her son: "The teacher asked you to write a flower observation diary, and you will observe and describe the purple jasmine at the door of this unit." She said to me again, "You planted this, right?" Thank you! "It is worth mentioning that the chrysanthemum leaves planted downstairs also provide neighbors with chrysanthemum soup materials to cool off the heat in the summer!
