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Front yard, volunteer buttercrunch #lettuce is doing well. It grew itself from crevice beside our front walkway. Waiting for it to grow larger before harvesting.

Purple #kale & #sorrel - plant these once, you'll have both growing as long as you keep harvesting & don't let them bolt. Let them bolt, if you're wanting to collect seeds to sow in different spots.

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#PakChoi #plants in 3 gallon pots.
“Pak Choi” translates to “white vegetable” in Cantonese due to their white stems. Cultivation began in the #YangtzeRiver Delta region & spread to other parts of Asia, thanks to traders & migrating populations.

Pak choi looks almost identical to bok choy but they're two different plants. Pak choi has darker leaves as it matures. Pak choi stems are white, more visibly so when matured. Bok choy stems are pale green. Pak choi has more of a peppery undertone taste, while bok choy has subtle sweetness. We grow both of these similar plants in our backyard food gardens.

I have 3 blueberry plants & only one has produced berries so far.

#Wsanec #WhatsInMyGarden #EdibleGarden #FoodPlants #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ChineseVegetables #VancouverIsland #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #GrowYourOwnFood #garden #Horticulture #PNW #botanical #Saanich #BCgardeners #PlantLovers #AsianGreens #GardeningMastodon #GrowFoodNotLawns #FoodSecurity #BerryPlants #FruitsAndVegetables #ChineseVegetables #Brassica #ChineseCabbage

#PakChoi #plants in 3 gallon pots.
“Pak Choi” translates to “white vegetable” in Cantonese due to their white stems. Cultivation began in the #YangtzeRiver Delta region & spread to other parts of Asia, thanks to traders & migrating populations.

Pak choi looks almost identical to bok choy but they're two different plants. Pak choi has darker leaves as it matures. Pak choi stems are white, more visibly so when matured. Bok choy stems are pale green. Pak choi has more of a peppery undertone taste, while bok choy has subtle sweetness. We grow both of these similar plants in our backyard food gardens.

I have 3 blueberry plants & only one has produced berries so far.

#Wsanec #WhatsInMyGarden #EdibleGarden #FoodPlants #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ChineseVegetables #VancouverIsland #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #GrowYourOwnFood #garden #Horticulture #PNW #botanical #Saanich #BCgardeners #PlantLovers #AsianGreens #GardeningMastodon #GrowFoodNotLawns #FoodSecurity #BerryPlants #FruitsAndVegetables #ChineseVegetables #Brassica #ChineseCabbage

#PakChoi #plants in 3 gallon pots.
“Pak Choi” translates to “white vegetable” in Cantonese due to their white stems. Cultivation began in the #YangtzeRiver Delta region & spread to other parts of Asia, thanks to traders & migrating populations.

Pak choi looks almost identical to bok choy but they're two different plants. Pak choi has darker leaves as it matures. Pak choi stems are white, more visibly so when matured. Bok choy stems are pale green. Pak choi has more of a peppery undertone taste, while bok choy has subtle sweetness. We grow both of these similar plants in our backyard food gardens.

I have 3 blueberry plants & only one has produced berries so far.

#Wsanec #WhatsInMyGarden #EdibleGarden #FoodPlants #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ChineseVegetables #VancouverIsland #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #GrowYourOwnFood #garden #Horticulture #PNW #botanical #Saanich #BCgardeners #PlantLovers #AsianGreens #GardeningMastodon #GrowFoodNotLawns #FoodSecurity #BerryPlants #FruitsAndVegetables #ChineseVegetables #Brassica #ChineseCabbage

#PakChoi #plants in 3 gallon pots.
“Pak Choi” translates to “white vegetable” in Cantonese due to their white stems. Cultivation began in the #YangtzeRiver Delta region & spread to other parts of Asia, thanks to traders & migrating populations.

Pak choi looks almost identical to bok choy but they're two different plants. Pak choi has darker leaves as it matures. Pak choi stems are white, more visibly so when matured. Bok choy stems are pale green. Pak choi has more of a peppery undertone taste, while bok choy has subtle sweetness. We grow both of these similar plants in our backyard food gardens.

I have 3 blueberry plants & only one has produced berries so far.

#Wsanec #WhatsInMyGarden #EdibleGarden #FoodPlants #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ChineseVegetables #VancouverIsland #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #GrowYourOwnFood #garden #Horticulture #PNW #botanical #Saanich #BCgardeners #PlantLovers #AsianGreens #GardeningMastodon #GrowFoodNotLawns #FoodSecurity #BerryPlants #FruitsAndVegetables #ChineseVegetables #Brassica #ChineseCabbage

#PakChoi #plants in 3 gallon pots.
“Pak Choi” translates to “white vegetable” in Cantonese due to their white stems. Cultivation began in the #YangtzeRiver Delta region & spread to other parts of Asia, thanks to traders & migrating populations.

Pak choi looks almost identical to bok choy but they're two different plants. Pak choi has darker leaves as it matures. Pak choi stems are white, more visibly so when matured. Bok choy stems are pale green. Pak choi has more of a peppery undertone taste, while bok choy has subtle sweetness. We grow both of these similar plants in our backyard food gardens.

I have 3 blueberry plants & only one has produced berries so far.

#Wsanec #WhatsInMyGarden #EdibleGarden #FoodPlants #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ChineseVegetables #VancouverIsland #Zone8 #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #GrowYourOwnFood #garden #Horticulture #PNW #botanical #Saanich #BCgardeners #PlantLovers #AsianGreens #GardeningMastodon #GrowFoodNotLawns #FoodSecurity #BerryPlants #FruitsAndVegetables #ChineseVegetables #Brassica #ChineseCabbage

#CurlyParsley
Fresh #Snowpeas #GardenHarvest 👩‍🌾

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I #harvested some #food from our front gardens:
#sorrel
#Shiso
#ThaiBasil
#Arugula

For part of Mom's #salad eats. She's picking some of the mixed lettuces from backyard food gardens to add to it.

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2 more of my #propagated #ficus #ginseng #plants on balcony deck. I have 4 now. I'm propagating more from cuttings 🙂

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2 more pretty pink & purple #borage #flowers bloomed today 🤗 They've been visited by several bees already.

One of the #RedRose plants I rescued/dug up from construction demolition site, 5 years ago, produces a lot of #roses. They smell fabulous too!

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