Today I am to write a list of the Fruits, Veggies and Herbs on what I would put in my eddible gardern. I have my own gardern here at home. It is made out of lots of different veggies. Here is my list:
- Tomatos
- Strawberries
- Kumara
- Lettuce
- Spring Onion
- Onions
- Carrots
- Capsicum
- Broccoli
- Cauli Flower
Hi Marieta
ReplyDeleteWhat a great list. Are these ones that you already have in your garden at home or is it a list of things that you would want to grow? You have picked a really great variety that will give you lots of options for cooking healthy meals at home.
Is there anything that didn't make the list that you would love to grow?
Bye for now.
Izzy
Greetings Marieta,
ReplyDeleteThose fruits or others sounds nice and a great choice. My favorite fruit is a banana because it's soft and you can have it with cereal. I have a monkey tree and I use to have a orange tree.
Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteMalo E Lelei Marieta,
Nice image, but remember to give credit to the author. Do you have a garden in your yard? I do. Your ideas a great, because I'd love to plant most of your fruits and vegetables. Did you enjoy this task?
Nice Work!
Hi Marieta,
ReplyDeleteWell done on finishing this Summer Learning Journey activity. Your garden would be full of delicious fruits, vegetables and herbs. Which one is your favorite? Also, do you have a garden at home? If so, what do you have growing in it? Keep up the excellent work.
Hi Marieta!
ReplyDeleteIts great to see that you are completing more SLJ activities. Congrats on completing the whole of the SLJ. You must be very proud of yourself. My question about your post is - Why did you choose to plant those Vegetables in your garden? I think you need to work on attributing your images, to give credit to who ever owns the image.
Blog you later!
Florence
Hello Marieta! Your garden sounds like it would be very crunchy. You chose some pretty useful and healthy items to plant. I like that you chose Strawberries as one, I love to eat them. If you were to have a separate garden, what flowers would you plant in that one? Keep it up!
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