We had issues with our garlic vine which had climbed on our yielding trees that killed those trees. I had no choice but to pull out the vine but I cut a piece and planted it at the bottom of our dead fig tree stump. We had lost our fig tree years ago
It did take awhile but this morning I was surprised to see flowers and buds on that vine This vine will not be as robust as the one I had knocked down but happy that I have got it in our garden.
The fig tree gave us plenty of figs though wild. We, besides eating them prepared fig syrup that blended well with ice cream.
You can see in this video how robust and beautiful the vine was that I brought down. Sad but could not help it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITxIGoK1tfw
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Question of
Do you have artistic looking tree stumps in your garden?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Any artifacts in your garden?
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Yes
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No
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I’m glad you managed to get the vine back into the garden.
I agree with Carol that nature is amazing, and pray this one makes it. Just believe!
I took some cut off wood off the road as an edging and it ended up by growing into a miniature tree.
As for old artefacts, that would be the old bricks.
That happens to me specially with the bougainvillea.
No figs trees here. I did have one artistic looking tree stump in my garden back in Latvia.
If these stumps are treated with a preservative they live forever. I have not done that and am planning to but now with the creeper up there I wonder if I will be able to do it.
Maybe this will make it, nature is amazing.
It does not have much to cling on to and so may not be as good as it used to be
We have a tree here with some ghost story
Write a post on it Would love to read the story
We cannot grow figs in our area.
I would love to see a fig tree with fruits.
May be I will write a post uploading an image.