RE: My lazy garden in September

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namiks in HiveGarden • 7 months ago

$7 per kilogram in the store, it's terrible what is happening with food prices.

Insanity. Vegetables are something that should always remain relatively cheap. Even in England they remain cheap, where all else is overpriced!

In Tbilisi I remember they were also quite expensive, and the quality was terrible. I wasn't happy about buying 'fresh' food there. Armenia's quality is much better, as are the prices. Though nothing beats the naturally grown garden stuff. The goal for me now is to save up and buy a house with a little garden here. A place that can grow some fruit and vegetables.

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urrirru 7 months ago

Oh, a house with a garden is cool. In Armenia you can grow pomegranates, tangerines and many many other tasty things on trees. But won't you be hot there?

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namiks 7 months ago

It depends on the region. Where I just spent the past week was hot. And that's where my previous garden pictures came from. A house that belongs to my girlfriend's grandfather. He's in his 80s but still farms in the garden every year. Still climbs up the ladder to cut the grapes. Waters everything. Strong care for the routine he's always had.

In the northern regions it's much cooler. Up near Dilijan where it still gets hot but there's more humidity, and it's usually a few degrees cooler than the west/south.

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urrirru 7 months ago

In Armenia I would choose a cooler place, because everything will grow in the garden anyway.

My father will soon be 80 years old. And every day from morning until lunch he potters around in the garden. And in winter he comes to the garden to look after the house. People who are active in the fresh air are healthier and live longer.

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namiks 7 months ago

Yeah, he's in incredible shape for his age. But that's a life of being so active and taking care of yourself. Still mentally sharp too. Managed to learn a lot about (long) нарды from him, after so many games in a row of getting absolutely destroyed by him haha. And that's after we would have a few shots of vodka or cognac over lunch ;^)

It's nice to see that routine still in the elderly in these regions. They have things to do. They don't just get stuck inside and deteriorate. Keeps them happy and active. Probably means a lot to them if their produce ends up being enjoyed by their family too.

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