A high-angle, downward-facing photograph captures a segment of a cultivated garden bed. At the bottom of the frame, the feet of an individual are visible, wearing white clogs with green straps; the left clog features a green balloon dog motif, and the right a blue/green frog-like figure. The garden bed contains various plants, some in bloom, planted in dark brown, dry soil that exhibits significant cracking, especially in the central area. In the upper left quadrant, dense green foliage indicative of shrubs is present. Below it, a rose bush displays at least two open red-pink blossoms. Towards the mid-left, two small, light green, finely-leaved plants are visible adjacent to a young rose bush with new growth showing reddish-green leaves. A single yellow marigold plant with an open yellow bloom is situated in the lower-center-left. The lower-right portion of the frame is dominated by a large, bushy lavender plant with numerous light purple flower spikes. In the upper right, more dense green foliage, potentially another shrub, is visible, supported by a vertical wooden stake, with faint hints of red-orange flowers. Small, sparse green sprouts are scattered across the bare soil. The background consists of additional dense green vegetation. The scene is illuminated by natural, diffused light. Location: Unknown, Unknown.Garden harvest and cooking session docum
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Ksenichka Belova

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Sat, Jun 6, 2026, 12:32 PM

19d ago

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A high-angle, downward-facing photograph captures a segment of a cultivated garden bed. At the bottom of the frame, the feet of an individual are visible, wearing white clogs with green straps; the le…read more

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