The Deli Garden

20/08/2026

God is loving and faithfully watching us. He always with us, watching our steps with care, and using life's challenges to shape our character and build our spiritual strength.

God Guides and Trains Us-
* Learning through trials: Hard times test our faith and teach us to depend on God instead of our own strength.
* Wisdom and correction: Like a loving parent, God guides us out of love to help us grow mature and wise.
* He is with us with His constant presence: God never looks away or sleeps.

God is not distant; He is intimately present in our lives, guiding, shaping, and helping us grow through our daily experiences , struggles and challenges.

Life's trials act as lessons to build patience and strength.- With HIM

20/08/2026

03/07/2026

I got over 70 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

23/06/2026

You can successfully grow Saba bananas in Sydney, but it requires patience and protection. Sydney’s cooler climate (specifically winter) means plants take longer to fruit and grow quite tall (up to 4–6 meters).

They love moist, well-draining soil rich in organic matter. Water regularly in the summer but reduce watering in winter.

Blessing

23/06/2026

First harvest of SABA banana at “The Deligarden “.
Very good for cooking traditional Filipino dishes like Turon, ingredients for Putsero or Nilaga?

Blessing!

10/05/2026

Filipino Bulay or Bataw is Hyacinth Bean in English or Lablab Bean (Lablab purpureus), a popular edible vegetable often used in Filipino stews like pinakbet and vege stir fry.
These pods are white green or purple, shaped like snow peas.

This type of vegetable is available now The Deli Garden.

PtL for His blessings

09/05/2026

Another batch of chayote (also known as choko) and Bataw are available again from “The Deligarden due to the plant's high productivity. Thanks be to God for His provision.

PM me if interested.
First come first serve.

Genesis 1:29: "Then God said, 'I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth... They will be yours for food'".