tu t’émerveille , mon bébé , de la moindre petite chose qui pousse …. c’est trop mignon <3<3<3
et … c’est trés JOLI !
Nice! I love your collection of interesting pebbles. And we’re growing a lot of the same things – I have lavender, mint, rosemary and strawberries too! I can’t wait for my strawberries to be ready 😀
I know, me too, yum!!!! And then the blueberries… Yum, yum… As for the gooseberries, I may get around to do something with them this year, if I can pick them before the birds eat them all…
Yum indeed! It’ll be especially nice to have blueberries that haven’t travelled halfway around the world to get to your plate… enjoy!
yes :) all the apples we could find yesterday were either from Argentina or New Zealand! The world has ran out of local apples or what?
It happens here, too… Ireland is well known for its apples, especially Co. Armagh in Northern Ireland, but most of them end up in cider! Bulmers/Magners have dibs on pretty much all the island’s apples 😱
That’s no good! :( we need to plant more apple trees then and keep them off the booze makers then
I’ll go for that! Apple blossom looks and smells lovely in the spring, too… it’s a year-round win!
FocalHeart
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tu t’émerveille , mon bébé , de la moindre petite chose qui pousse …. c’est trop mignon <3<3<3
et … c’est trés JOLI !
Nice! I love your collection of interesting pebbles. And we’re growing a lot of the same things – I have lavender, mint, rosemary and strawberries too! I can’t wait for my strawberries to be ready 😀
I know, me too, yum!!!! And then the blueberries… Yum, yum… As for the gooseberries, I may get around to do something with them this year, if I can pick them before the birds eat them all…
Yum indeed! It’ll be especially nice to have blueberries that haven’t travelled halfway around the world to get to your plate… enjoy!
yes :) all the apples we could find yesterday were either from Argentina or New Zealand! The world has ran out of local apples or what?
It happens here, too… Ireland is well known for its apples, especially Co. Armagh in Northern Ireland, but most of them end up in cider! Bulmers/Magners have dibs on pretty much all the island’s apples 😱
That’s no good! :( we need to plant more apple trees then and keep them off the booze makers then
I’ll go for that! Apple blossom looks and smells lovely in the spring, too… it’s a year-round win!