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| potatoes and a handsome mish-cat |
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| apple blossoms |
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| My apple tree that we re located here from Mum and Dads garden is thriving |
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| peas and petunias |
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| I didn't realise I liked coriander so much but now that its growing I cant help eating a few leaves every time I walk past it |
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| future pesto (Ive already managed to sneak enough little leaves for one small bowl:) |
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| beets |
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| my newest veggie patch bed has carrots and beets (as every bed i think!) as weal as calendular, tomatoes, chives and some vines. A mixture of pumpkin, cucumber, zucchini, watermelon and rockmelon. I absolutely never think of labeling any seeds I plant because I seriously presume that ill remember whats where. Of course I DO NOT remember it all! My garden is always a lucky dip |
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| I like the edging of this bed. I'd like to eventually get enough branches to edge all of them |
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| this is a very (below) average photo of my raspberries but I'm so excited about them! |
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| every day I discover more strawberries, I cant wait for them to ripen! |
KJ Hey dude lookin' good
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Wow, how beautiful! What a lovely garden. I love hearing about spring happening on your side of the world.
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What a veritable feast you have planted! there is nothing nicer than picking food fresh from your garden.
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I wish I lived a bit closer to you I am sure I could share all these lovely vegetables as you probably know I like vegetables much better then meat.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely way to put it: "My garden is a lucky dip". I love that!
ReplyDelete..and.. Mmmm Raspberries in the backyard.ღ
Ah fresh and lovely!
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