This is our garden. This is a square in our garden that didn't end up growing - it was supposed to be peas. But see that thing in the corner? That there is a pineapple plant. Nope, we didn't plant it. But we did throw a few pineapple cores into the compost and apparently two of them decided to live instead of die, to grow instead of compost. I'm impressed. I've never seen a pineapple plant grow (although I've tried to grow a few and they all die or attract ants). Just a good lesson that the Master Creator designed everything for growth, for life, and His children, for joy. Another great illustration of blooming where you're planted.
The Petersen Herd
Sunday, June 14, 2009
A Lesson in Adversity
This is our garden. This is a square in our garden that didn't end up growing - it was supposed to be peas. But see that thing in the corner? That there is a pineapple plant. Nope, we didn't plant it. But we did throw a few pineapple cores into the compost and apparently two of them decided to live instead of die, to grow instead of compost. I'm impressed. I've never seen a pineapple plant grow (although I've tried to grow a few and they all die or attract ants). Just a good lesson that the Master Creator designed everything for growth, for life, and His children, for joy. Another great illustration of blooming where you're planted.
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ha you can use this for enrichment tomorrow night!! lol
Yeah for growing things! I do hear that it takes 2 years before you can harvest a pineapple, but what an awesome fruit to have growing. And you've probably got the climate to do it.
Pineapple...not sure what to say about that. I love you and your pinneapple plant.
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