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Early this year,my family and I decided to use the undeveloped part of our property for a family garden.

Even the children were not left out as they planted some maize. It has been an interesting experience so far as we are all enthusiastic about the whole process. We take turns to tend to the crops.

Some of the crops we planted include:
* Maize
* Potatoes
* Okro
* Water leave
* Bitter leave
* Spinach
* Jute leave (Ewedu)
* Beans
* Yam
* Fluted pumpkin
Other random crops we have in our property are plantains, bananas, pineapples,scent leave, lemon grass,pawpaw and mango.

I get manure from a nearby poultry to boost the crop growth.

I will be sharing pictures to encourage anyone who wants to take same bold step. We are beginning to enjoy some of the harvests.

This initiative has helped limit the purchase of some family needs.

Agriculture is life!

Ok

More pictures

Please where can I get the seed to plant
Okro,water leaf,ewedu, vegetable etc

Boy777:
Please where can I get the seed to plant
Okro,water leaf,ewedu, vegetable etc

You can ask for some of those seeds at the market. For water leaf,I planted the stems of the ones I bought from the market.
You can also sun-dry okro. Once it is very dry,you remove the seeds from the pod and plant.
You can check the internet for more resource on how to go about most of them.

Bountiful harvest from my garden.

Opor

Very good, I love Nature and Agriculture...

Beautiful, once I see land na farming straight.

You dey take Visitor mak I come ur house com pluck dem :

Lucky you. Not a lot of people still have farmlands to cultivate on.

Keep it up Bro! Wish you all the best

W

ceeceeuwa:
Bountiful harvest from my garden.

Nice one. I encourage Nigerians to go into farming even if it's small scale.

Farmers never go hungry.

OK

Beautiful

Keep it up

Yes na TINUBU has told them the only thing he has to offer but mark my word IF TINUBU WINS HE will TURN NIGERIA TO HIS OWN DECIDING WHO ENTERS NEXT

Laziness won't let me do this .... While I have over a plot less swampy good land to do this..... Huh

Wow! I like it. Welldone. My regards to your family

I grew canabis in my garden.. it's the Cana that made me grow other things like you have above.. but goats and snails won't let my garden be

All that shit planted there when harvested won't last you a month so what's the gain in it lol

Very balanced. Not only agbado like kwashiorkor urchins. Well done OP.

Dope!
Well done!!!!

Operation feed your family……

Please, for the scent leaves how do you go about it?. I first planted the stems, It didn't even shoot out any fresh leaves. I collected the dry leaves with seeds, those dry leaves at the top of the plant. Nothing showed forth o. Please what's the right method for planting it?

Pls can you send me some scent leaf seeds? I have been looking for it

ceeceeuwa:
Early this year,my family and I decided to use the undeveloped part of our property for a family garden.

Even the children were not left out as they planted some maize. It has been an interesting experience so far as we are all enthusiastic about the whole process. We take turns to tend to the crops.

Some of the crops we planted include:
* Maize
* Potatoes
* Okro
* Water leave
* Bitter leave
* Spinach
* Jute leave (Ewedu)
* Beans
* Yam
* Fluted pumpkin
Other random crops we have in our property are plantains, bananas, pineapples,scent leave, lemon grass,pawpaw and mango.

I get manure from a nearby poultry to boost the crop growth.

I will be sharing pictures to encourage anyone who wants to take same bold step. We are beginning to enjoy some of the harvests.

This initiative has helped limit the purchase of some family needs.

Agriculture is life!

Good

SPAMBOX7:
All that shit planted there when harvested won't last you a month so what's the gain in it lol

You have a primitive way of thinking, it's called garden for a reason.

Kudos OP, if everyone with an uncultivated land can do this, it'll reduce food shortage we are experiencing drastically.