Sugarcane, looking good. Be careful though, the edges of these grass-like leaves are lined with razor-sharp barbs.
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- Garden Update.
- Sugarcane, looking good. Be careful though, the ed...
- A young papaya tree.
- Hot banana peppers, flourishing in the pepper patch.
- Cowhorn peppers.
- The mulberries have been a huge hit with the kids ...
- Sunflowers so big and heavy they can't hold their ...
- Our newest student Elijah helps pull weeds from th...
- This is what's left of our second load of Parks De...
- Maggie plants a Hawaiian papaya seedling on the we...
- Prepping the Pineapple Plantation
- All the pineapple tops Whole Foods Market donated ...
- Demonstrating proper pineapple planting technique:...
- Line 'em up and drop 'em in. Teamwork.
- 21 heads of pineapple. The beginnings of a plantat...
- Bamboo with Gary Rich
- Place the tree's root ball in the hole, and fill i...
- Ms. Arias finishes the black bamboo with a nice la...
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