A month ago, we reported on the garden’s beginnings. Today we present an update from the following weeks. Nature has responded to the care of Gardeners with visible growth.
Mutual support became especially important — we watered one another’s plots during holidays or absences.
The mini‑farm also required increased attention. What was sown has sprouted and now requires consistent care.
Event Timeline
July 3
Water in the rain tank became extremely hot due to high temperatures and had to be diluted with tap water to protect plants.
July 4
Workshop on seedling transplantation using cauliflower as an example. The session emphasized the importance of propagation skills for future development.
July 6
Summer Opening event featuring workshops, field games, creative activities for children and adults, and a shared picnic.
July 7
Heavy rainfall required reinforcement of crop protection measures.
July 12
Mini‑farm works included gutter installation, soil preparation, bean planting, beet sowing, and weeding.
July 18
Powdery mildew was detected affecting cucurbits. Preventive spraying and removal of infected leaves were implemented.
July 26
The newly installed “presidential tank” filled with rainwater — a positive sign before August heat.
Harvests
