Description
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Supplier introduction
Mindful Garden
🌱 Supplier introduction:
The story of our original intention started from the poisonous vegetable incident many years ago!
The farm hopes to promote organic farming and green living, and we believe that "if there is a tomorrow, it must be green!" Through the Green Living Expert, our team will teach the methods of organic planting and reproduction, and encourage them to practice green life, combine online and offline courses, and bring planting culture into every family, thereby influencing the next generation to build a greener earth.
The purpose of the planting ~ It can be seen and healed, and at the same time, it can consume food waste, reduce pollution to the earth, and eat the freshest fruits and vegetables.
Herbal Series:
☘️ Edible flowers: fresh in boxes, potted plants, scented tea, edible dried flowers
☘️ Herbs series: either dried, boxed fresh, potted
☘️ edible wild vegetables series (human/tortoise/parrot/lizard): boxed fresh, potted plants, re-used pots (再生盆)
Note:
As for the potted plants of ornamental flowers and edible flowers, most of them need the cooperation of temperature, sunlight and fertilizer. Most places in the city are not suitable for planting, unless there are rooftops and village houses with open sun. Not every family is suitable for planting. If you want to increase the survival rate, you can consider violets and orchids as ornamental flowers that are slightly suitable for urban planting.
Annual herb. Stem erect, rounded and angular, hard and white with coarse bristles. Broadly ovate leaves are usually alternate, with sharp or acuminate tips, three basal veins, coarse serrations on the margins, rough on both sides, hairy, and long petioles. Capitulum, 9.5-30 cm in diameter, solitary at the top of the stem or branch end. Involucral bracts are multi-layered, leafy, imbricate, and covered with long bristles. The flowering period is from July to August. Neutral yellow ligulate flowers grow on the edge of the inflorescence, and they do not produce fruit. The middle part of the inflorescence is bisexual tubular flowers, brown or purple, and can produce fruit. Oblong ovate inferior achenes, with lignified pericarp, gray or black, are called sunflower seeds.