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Looking for some inner peas on a totally radish property owned by a big dill? Check out Tom Brady's nearly completed mansion on Miami's 'Billionaire Bunker,' where the New England Patriots legend has been planting roots.
As seen in aerial photos from above Indian Creek, a manmade barrier island in Miami-Dade County, Brady's new $17 million mansion boasts an enviable garden, where a variety of vegetables and flowers appear to be growing across eight congruent rectangular plots. Other Indian Creek residents include Jeff Bezos and Julio Iglesias as well as Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.
It remains unclear if Brady did the honors himself or if the retired NFL star enlisted some area gardeners to handle the heavy lifting.
Of course, the 46-year-old is no stranger to healthy eating. Through his brand, TB12, Brady has promoted a mostly plant-based diet that includes a number of anti-inflammatory foods.
According to Brady, the diet is 'commonsensical.'
Tom Brady has added to his $17million Miami mansion, with the former Patriots and Bucs quarterback installing a private boat dock, pickleball court and even a vegetable patch, new photos show
Brady's property includes eight congruent rectangular plots with an array of vegetables, green plants and flowers
Brady's vegetable garden sits alongside his basketball/pickleball court on his nearly constructed mansion in Miami
There are also trees and other plants on Brady's nearly completed property in what's known as Miami's 'billionaire bunker'
He eats meat, although 'not that much,' he told his TB12 website.
'If anything, I subscribe to balance,' he said.
Brady is a major proponent of whole foods, which are grown and not manufactured.
Of course, the gardens are just the latest addition to Brady's staggering property abutting North Miami Beach.
He recently added a boat dock and pickleball court according to previously released photos.
Brady and ex-wife Gisele Bundchen bought the home together four years ago and the property is finally close to completion - nine months after DailyMail.com published exclusive photos of the ongoing construction.
In the time since, Brady's Indian Creek Island home has changed quite a bit, with various
