Casa Moringa

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Beauty all around at the Lemon Bay Garden Club show — Englewood Edge

Beauty all around at the Lemon Bay Garden Club show — Englewood Edge
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Englewood, Florida, United States
Welcome to my blog. Greetings from South West Florida. This is a great place to live and enjoy the great outdoors. Englewood FL is on Cape Haze which extends out into the Gulf of Mexico a little and is protected by the barrier islands to the west. One of them is Manasota Key where there are four very different and beautiful beaches. Englewood is about one hour north of Ft Myers and one hour south of Sarasota. I love the Florida lifestyle and living near the many beaches. I absolutely love it when family and friends come to visit. My hobby is working at the garden club doing crafts with my many Garden Club friends and going to the beach of course. Also going to Tai Chi!
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Casa Moringa

My inspiration for blogging started after reading two blogs by women from the Iron Range of Northern Minnesota. They are both very good writers with interesting stories. I won't be able to come close to their talents and I don't have a very interesting life but it should be fun to try.
Why Casa Moringa you ask? Well I found this very interesting tree at the Echo Farms near Fort Myers a while ago and have since planted a grove of Moringa trees on my vacant lot next to my house. I started them from seeds and they are now 8' tall, growing very fast. All the parts of the Moringa tree are edible and very good from a nutrition standpoint. It is fun to experiment. I gave my grandson, Glen, a seed and his tree is huge and has bloomed! He lives in Kentucky. My trees have yet to bloom since they froze back last winter and now they have frozen back this year too. They will have to struggle up from the roots once again. Oh dear!
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