Apr 19
The first lotus pad has opened in my water garden. It’s a beautiful and soft looking leaf, and water beads off of it immediately.
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Apr 13
The water plant conservatory at the Brooklyn Botanic garden (above) has inspired me to do some aquaculture at home.
I’m starting with Umbrella Palm, Lotus and Duckweed.
By the way, it’s Cherry blossom season at the gardens, go check it out…