I built my Nonni a new garden - the best project of 2024! 🍅

[@marikitahara769]

They look so happy!!!! Full of purpose and appreciation and valuing of their care.

[@stacysalinas22]

You are a sweetheart! The joy you brought to them was wonderful to see!

[@pokanimusa3911]

What a beautiful gift, they will live longer because of this honor you have showed them.

[@crestonediamond]

You are an awesome kid!

[@8AmazingAcres]

That's so sweet of you!

[@idelizclarke9050]

That's beautiful!! So blessed to still have them and to be able to do this for them.

[@adrianabotello9911]

Grandma was ready to harvest and cook!!! This is so sweet; it is the best care.

[@lorriefinley3129]

That was such a sweet gift to give an elderly couple! It allows them to stay active and share their produce with family and friends.

[@threvorpaul]

This will keep them happy, healthy and active ❤

[@Mom4life.]

You are such a sweet grandson.

[@TheYoungNonno]

You are so kind

[@tracyfagains9930]

Your a sweetheart. I bet you're their favorite 😊😊😊

[@TheYoungNonno]

I’m their first and oldest 😂 but can’t claim to be favourite.

[@judybachmeyer8275]

What a lovely gift and I’m sure they are so grateful.

[@diane6920]

Wonderful. Raised beds, perfect sunny location, and a bounty of food. Thank you.

[@jenniferglover9905]

Reminds me of my parents. A very thoughtful gift that they truly enjoy

[@karonanderson6140]

How beautiful! This brought tears to my eyes, seeing them so happy and gardening again. ❤

[@TheYoungNonno]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@This-Is-My-Little-Corner]

You are an amazing person. Too many of our American kids these days are entitled and treat their parents and their grandparents terribly. That’s impressive. I love that you did that for them.

[@hamishr2367]

Yes..this year I have started my garden st my mom's house. She is much more active now and we have a more active time together ❤️

[@sherylloving3022]

Great job bud... I love it and I know they do as well.. If you don't mind one suggestion I would have raised the beds up by 2 feet higher and wider another foot to allow for easy access and if needed they can maneuver a walker and cane with seat. otherwise this is very thoughtful.

[@TheYoungNonno]

Appreciate the suggestion. There is an option for the metal beds to be a foot higher. But you have to imagine then a 6 ft tomato plant and how that becomes tough to reach. They don’t live alone so there is some help when needed. These beds are 3.5ft wide which allows easy access from both side towards the middle. Any wider and that would become a bit more of an issue for them. 😊

[@isolde0789]

What a great to honor your nonni

[@grannyprepper1181]

Your garden for them is wonderful. My family lived on a farm in the 60’s our gardens totaled about an acre. We canned and froze enough food for our family of 6 to last a year.

[@johnsmit5516]

Growing your own vegetables feed the soul as well as the body

[@nhill5824]

That's wonderful!!😊

[@francesclemitson8832]

❤❤❤ my grate gran kept active till the end. Keeping active body and mind is the secret. She was 96 when she left us.

[@TheYoungNonno]

My Nonno is almost 97 and my Nonna is 88. So hopefully they can enjoy it as long as possible.

[@PatterningNature]

You are the new nonny, you just haven’t realized it yet!!!! 😂 much love brother

[@TheYoungNonno]

Thank you 😆

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Beautiful. Positive they will love it. Happy Holidays.

[@momistaken]

What an outstanding gift! What a loving family!

[@ranestorypictures1738]

A beautiful thing you did!

[@amandadonegan2137]

I try to grow stuff in big pots but my bantams are expert breakers of all fences somehow. Even domes of chicken wire completely surrounding green things get somehow defeated at harvest time. Great eggs though 😂😂

[@dotcassilles1488]

My dad used to manage a Merino wool sheep farm and would always have a garden in one of the paddocks. One year he grew more than 4000 pumkins because he planted "a few extra just in case". As a family/ community we would all go out to the farm to help with harvesting fruit and vegetables. We grew watermelon, rockmelon, jam melons, tomatoes, herbs, pumpkins, potatoes, peas, beans, cucumbers, button squash, zucchini, carrots, celery... Dad was always adding different varieties. Dad shared the harvest with all our family and friends, donated some to a couple of families that were struggling, etc. Whatever was left we would sell at farmers markets, wr spent our Saturdays at different markets in our area. There were so many pumpkins that we were still eating farm pumkins when dad planted the next years garden... He still grows tomatoes and parsley and a few other things but the farm was sold about 5 years ago. We miss the farm but it really needed a group of younger farmer's to run it. Food always tastes better when its grown locally, dad says its the love and care put into looking after the garden that changes the taste. My favourite was eating the apple cucumbers as we were picking them. Blessings from South Eastern Australia, Dot

[@kimberleyhosmer5997]

I also grew up with my grandmother who always kept a garden, including a raspberry patch and rhubarb. So many memories of her and all the many things she grew and preserved from her garden! From eating peas straight out of the pod to the delicious raspberry jam that Grandma always made from the abundance of fresh raspberries, to the strawberry rhubarb jello that she made, it all created lifelong memories for me and my family.

[@RavenTreasures]

This made me so happy thank you

[@TheYoungNonno]

You are so welcome!

[@gildajames3208]

I wish I had a backyard to begin with!

[@terryfelkins912]

That’s so cool! Yes I like to garden and have some winter vegies going.

[@EstellaBustos]

Beautiful

[@sumaiyakhan3498]

Aww❤

[@sherrylynn270]

Love it.❤

[@magicivy]

This warmed my heart 😊❤

[@reggaespiritdance]

Stellar work ❤❤❤

[@charliekezza]

When I moved into my new home the backyard was all cement, raised garden beds to the rescue now I have fresh herbs fruit and veg again

[@VibeRadiator]

❤❤❤

[@patriciapaul6905]

Yo a good boy ❤❤❤❤❤

[@enticeme13]

That's amazing!

[@JuneHarriseco]

Would be nice if you used raised beds that allow then to sit so they don't injure their backs.

[@pattiannepascual]

I need these with legs on them.bending so low kills my back and legs.If I had my own land,I would just make good soul and plant in the ground like I used to. Much more comfortable just sitting on the ground, but if you have to stand, you need these boxes at around hip level.I don't know why they make them so low to the ground.

[@TheYoungNonno]

I and other family help them to do the planting. Once the plants grow tall there’s a lot less bent over work. We do bring a bench for them to sit on if they want it because there wasn’t enough space to have seating all around everything that was permanent.

[@sheilakaur8119]

I do not have kids, and do not particularly like kids, but every time i have to clean I say: It never fncking ends! How did it get this way?

[@madelinebock6469]

put out some stools for them to sit on while they tend the garden

[@TheYoungNonno]

We do have a bench that can be moved around for them when they want to spend a lot of time or need to sit.

[@aprilmurrell3317]

❤

[@mesquareL7]

❤😊

[@kavitha4925]

RIGH OVER THE WEEDS!!! BRAVO. USE PLASTIC OR KUCH GRASS WILL GROW RIGHT THROUGH!!!

[@TheYoungNonno]

The grass was removed, two layers of landscape fabric was put down and then 2 inches of pea gravel was placed around to make it clean and easy to walk.

[@rodneymoore7270]

WELL DONE ... I am sure they had something to say about itl

[@katjones2781]

So many neighbors

[@sedoniadragotta8323]

Noni ? Nona e nono ma che dici ?? Mingia

[@JourneyKennediKatelynu]

gardenplanbyai AI fixes this. I built my Nonni garden.

[@melaniekeeling7462]

❤❤❤

[@druo7840]

❤️