San Vicente Botanical Garden
"It's a small world.*"
"There's so much that we share
That it's time we're aware
It's a small world after all.
It's a small world after all."
It's a small world after all
Photos and Text by Dr Abe V Rotor
"In these trying times, be resourceful and practical.
Go back to the basics at the grassroots." - avr
Onion and kutchai in plastic pots by the kitchen window.
Kamote tops at arm's distance from the salad bowl.
Oregano - native and variegated- for cough. Pick a pot (instead of cutting)
and take it to the patient.
Colors and shadows make a perfect blend in a garden
Bamboo seedlings from cuttings, as simple as sticking a node into the soil.
Hanging vegetables. Grow vegetables on fence like kangkong,
kamote, alugbati
Limonsito fruit wine. Fermentation process applies to other local fruits,
such as guyabano, guava, mango, etc
Homemade recipes: pickles of green papaya, bell pepper, raisin and sukang Iloko
(Ilocos vinegar); laing - gabi stalks and runners, coconut (gata'), and tinapa (dried fish)
Dahon ng sili (pepper tops) completes the best tinola (chicken stew).
Yellowing leaves? Transfer to a bigger pot and change the soil with new.
Homemade salted eggs in 28 days. Just brine water, no dye or mud.
Local fruits - banana, avocado, mango - instead of apple or imported grape.
Preserving indigenous species (native genetic conservation),
bastion of natural resistance and immunity.
Sterilize clean bottles in sunlight, a practical technology..
It's a Small WorldBy Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. ShermanIt's a world of laughterA world of tearsIt's a world of hopesAnd a world of fearsThere's so much that we shareThat it's time we're awareIt's a small world after all (3x)It's a small, small worldThere is just one moonAnd one golden sunAnd a smile meansFriendship to ev'ryoneThough the mountains divideAnd the oceans are wideIt's a small world after all (3x)It's a small, small worldSource: LyricFind
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