Our Small Urban Farm After Heavy Rains.

It has really rained. The entrance is nice.

Good morning beautiful from South Carolina

Good morning, Sara questions do you have trouble with the African snails? I heard they can eat but they are a big problem 😢for me right now any suggestions how to cook them 😅😊or something plz share 😢

good evening miss Sarah..i enjoy watching your vlogs..the banana is very good to eat especially when ripe..here in Philippines that kind of banana we fry it with brown sugar we called it banana cue..

Oh boy,those Ugandan rains and winds are quite destructive. 🙏🏻

Won’t it ripen in the sun?

Yes, that is main reason i never plant a banana tree in my garden.
I don't want to feel heartbroken if heavy rains made it fall. 😢😊

The plant is called bohenia

Rain is not bad for garden but some time destroy many of things

Hi Sarah,so inspired here in Zimbabwe. Do you use fertiliser or any manure in ur beautiful garden❤

Phiona is funny

I remember us playing with the rain drops in big leaves just like you did when we were growing up back home in Guyana! I am watching from Brasil, So happy you did not get to much damage Sarah.

Your bananas are just amazingly tall and prolific

Why don't you allow your feet and soles to connect with Mother Nature. They love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Whenever you're in your garden ALWAYS be totally barefoot. Scientific research has shown that it's not only fun but pretty healthy to be barefoot in your daily life.
Our feet were meant /created to be bare and that's why there are a number of sensors/nerve endings under our feet which connects to our entire body from top to toe. When we walk on sand, gravel and tiny stones/ pebbles, our entire body gets a stimulation through these sensors.Apart from that it allows your body to connect with the earth and absorb free Electrons from the earth's surface.

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nice Video❤