Does HIVE grow on trees?

I was in my garden today and decided to reflect on my harvest in this post. September 3 turned out to be a warm day for us, in the morning it was +20 degrees and in the afternoon +27 degrees Celsius. In the morning I walked to my garden and this is what I harvested today. I think there are 7 kilograms of vegetables and fruits.

Do you think there aren’t 7 kg of food on the table here? Okay, I’ll add 3 more beets and let’s start counting what I grew and how much profit it brought me that day :)

In my country, 7 kg of vegetables and fruits cost about $7. This is the cost of ordinary (non-eco products) in the store. I will calculate my profit at these prices. Although my eco-products in some countries cost not $7 but $47. So, I will eat these products for 2 days, in the store I would pay 7 $ for them, so I will buy 7 HBD for this money and put them in staking. By the way, today in the store I only bought a jar of sour cream for $0.40. I boiled zucchini and cabbage and added sour cream, it was very tasty.

So today my garden brought me 7 HBD, they literally grew before my eyes. I will stake these HBD and when I can buy 100 HIVE for 7 HBD + interest, I will do so.
At first, vegetables and fruits grew in my garden (by the way, I didn’t take care of the garden, didn’t weed or water it all August). And then my HBD and HIVE will grow in this blockchain. Thus, the initial capital grew on my land, with minimal effort and with health benefits (since work in the fresh air is healthy).

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Today I took a lot of photos in the garden and I will show some of them. And I’ll tell you what’s growing there.

A lot of apples are ripe this year. I have 7 apple trees and the harvest is very good. Our family hasn’t bought apples at the store for 2 months and I think that by January 1 we will have our own apples.

These are late apples, they are not yet ripe. We will eat them in late autumn and winter.

And this apple is called Quince. I read about him on Wikipedia today. This is a very healthy apple and its leaves are useful. This apple was popular with the ancient Greeks and has an unusually strong aroma.

And now I'm eating this pear. My God, how juicy and sweet she is! Such pears are sold in stores for $2 per kilogram.

And then my apple tree became friends with grapes. They wrapped their arms around each other. This will probably last forever :)

There will be a lot of walnuts this year. I have 3 walnut trees and I don’t yet know how many green HBDs will grow on them :)

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Let's move on to vegetables. Let's see what's growing in my beds.

Tomatoes. This year there was a good harvest in August, and I think that I will harvest until mid-September.

I have watermelons growing in my garden. I planted them a little later than necessary. I think they will ripen in mid-September. It’s so nice to eat watermelon that you grew yourself.

My cabbage grows small, perhaps this is due to lack of rain and lack of fertilizers.

These are my beets, beans and chilies. How delicious this chili pepper is. We freeze it for the winter and then add it to hot soup. How nice it is to come from a frosty street on a winter day and eat hot pea soup or cabbage soup with chili peppers. It's so warming, snot comes out of your nose :)

Here are some more beans and corn. I will gradually collect beans throughout September.

And these are my zucchini. An unpretentious crop, zucchini requires little care and produces a large harvest. They are good for the cardiovascular system and very tasty when prepared correctly. We have been eating them since July.

This is where I will end the post. I’ve been writing a post for more than an hour, I’ve chosen 17 photos, I’ll have something to re-read and see this winter :) Having your own garden means health and a good mood, and it also brings profit.