It’s great when it rains because that means we can plant trees and the ponds are filling up with water! We also end up stuck in the house, but that’s ok.
Things to Do When It’s Raining:
Sit around and sketch.

We have 3 Philippine Teak seedlings! Yey!! They were given to us by our neighbor Dr. Ed Gomez. They came from the beautiful tree that he planted at the back of the U.P. Diliman Marine Science Institute compound. The tree is featured in the book Shades of Majesty 88 Philippine Native Trees. Continue reading “Philippine Teak”
Hauli, hagonoy, mystery plant, and guava.
There are THINGS growing around the house that we didn’t plant there. The shady sides of the veranda must make a nice and protected area for young plants to grow.
It’s rainy season, time to plant the seedlings! These were grown from seeds that were planted in October 2015. They are the biggest of the seedlings we have growing in the tree nursery. A lot of the seedlings have grown so robustly that their tap roots have struck out of the bag and are growing into the soil of the nursery floor. Uh oh, we will have to do some careful digging to get them out of the nursery.