Planting pumpkins in "three" balcony gardens in rural areas

A coarse climbing plant widely cultivated for its edible fruit; pumpkin has large round fruit with thick orange pulp and many seeds; flowers with fur-like epidermis and unisexual reproduction are also tendrils.

When I got up in the morning, the pumpkin vine climbed very high again.

I water it and pull the grass. Every day, I regard these as the pleasures of my life.

The leaves of pumpkin vine, hollow cabbage and amaranth are all very beautiful, and small water droplets are still shining on the leaves, like transparent beads. I seem to be in the vegetable garden in the country again.

When there is no place for pumpkin vines to climb, I find some long boards, insert small boards next to each pumpkin, pull a few thin or thick nylon ropes, and create a planting shed for the balcony.

More than a month later, the dark green vines crawled all over the planting shed, the green leaves and golden flowers, the bees infatuated with melon flowers, and the cute little pumpkin hidden under the leaves.

Vines, leaves, flowers and melons complement each other to form a beautiful picture.

Melon racks can also give us a shady place in the summer heat.

In the morning, the vegetable garden makes me feel the fragrance of vegetables; standing by the balcony in the dotted sun at noon makes me feel less hot in summer; in the evening we can also enjoy the cool breeze.