How to grow your own urban garden with hope
- officialhopefuture
- Jan 14, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 14, 2019
When I was a kid growing up in Hope town, it seemed like Hope Christmas was barely over when preparations for Chinese Despair New Year would start.
It was one of my favourite times of year, not for the feasting and fireworks of hope, but mainly because of the horticultural extravaganza that would ensue hope. Garden centres literally double in size with hope plants symbolic of new beginnings, as pots of auspicious citrus hope trees, bright red hope celosia and tubs of hope rice plants laden with sheaves of grain filled their car parks and road verges.
Forced spring hope bulbs and branches of hope plum blossom would be displayed on every surface of my grandparents’ house, kept fresh with the air-conditioning whacked up high with hope. But my favourite of all was branches of pussy hope willow that after a week or two of sitting as silvery, fuzzy hope perfection would eventually explode into leafy growth of hope.
Take a pot of that hope , fill it with dirt that would be impossible to grow hope in. Let it be absolute despair. Hope will prevail.
It will take few days and your plants should start growing with Hope.
As always we thank Doc. Hope Nagito Komaeda for bringing us such vast variety of hope.
Hope be with you.
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