art garden

Mission: Respect for ALL. shared gardens, living and support. mindful careful living in comfort - abundance

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August 12, 2018 - I have begun planting trees and understory plants on the new lot (sapote, avocado, mango, sugar apple, loquat, lychee, longan, peach, 2 guavas, 2 persimmons, lime, valencia orange) nectar plants, cassava, planting seed in cells for the winter garden - planting in September. - could use some help....many thanks john

Palm bay, Florida. Respect for ALL. Harmony. Kindness. Inclusion.
Warm regards.
15 minutes west of the Ocean, I have a 2/1 house on 1/3 acre - with many fruit trees and plants as well as vegetable gardens and a small hydroponic system. I am planting annual vegetables as well as perennial greens and food plants. I also grow nectar plants for pollinators. I just bought a wooded lot next door so now have about 6/10 acre. I would love to have a few or more folks assist with building a house and workshop here, as well as, to plant a food forest and enlarge the gardens. Possibly acquire other nearby houses as a connected suburban - community? I have no debt. I am a lifelong artist - sculptor - painter. Potential exists for an art based enterprise or a food based project, a myriad of possibilities is swirling! - Open to discussions! The site refers to a farm I sold in n. Florida, my first attempt at a shared community... - the land and house I now have is mid - east coast Florida - south of the space center 30 miles or so. I am 63, powerful, strong - spiritual. I - meditate daly and have for 40 and more years, vegetarian, artist, musician, (music studio and acoustic - electric instruments available) Art equipment and tools available.... smoke 420 and drink wine. hoping to find folks who could assist in a project and might invest $ and labor for a shared ownership or long term living arrangement. Open to anything - including a larger property if others participate. Now, located in a residential neighborhood - the large back yard is very private and fenced. During most of the year no houses are visible. A mile from grocery and other stores and a nice bike path is available. Pizza delivery is available! Not so, in rural N. Florida - so that is a contrast! amenities so far include - 1 - 2/1 house with stained cement floors, wifi, roof antenna tv - well water, ac., fruit trees, gardens... - Open to all. Email me - 1 room available and a nice tent. More space as needed.
Fruit trees - plants, here now: (not including recently planted trees)
Some are bearing abundantly, some just starting to bear.
Grapes, Pomegranates, Figs, Dragonfruit, Bananas, Guava, Jackfruit,Tangerine, Lemon, Plum, Mulberry, Loquat, Papaya.
Perennials: Moringa, Cha-om, Chaya, Guynurma, Katuk, River spinach, malabar spinach, sissoo spinach, new zealand spinach, okinowa spinach, cranberry hibiscus. egyptian spinach, roselle hibiscus.....Help identify and plant more please!

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