WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2018
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Honorine de Brabant...
Karl Rosenfeldt...
...and to cool Karl down after seeing the lovely Honorine, Boule de Neige...
Karl Rosenfeldt...
...and to cool Karl down after seeing the lovely Honorine, Boule de Neige...
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Ooh what gorgeous photos! Lots of good contenders for the Photo of the Month competition (the theme is Flowers)
https://www.gardening-forums.com/threads/july-2018-photo-of-the-month-flowers.14354/
https://www.gardening-forums.com/threads/july-2018-photo-of-the-month-flowers.14354/
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I've been really pleased with my one surviving flowering Echium red rocket
& here are a few other flowers out
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Alpine Strawberry's are nice to nibble I'm Guessing that one of them little ones Becky
I'm Guessing that one of them little ones Becky
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I'm not sure on the exact variety, I thought they might be native ones because they're so small. Haven't tried one yet, I was worried about them being below 'K9'
Might pick a few today and give them a wash before tasting
Might pick a few today and give them a wash before tasting
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small Alpine Strawberry's or Native's... Where or are often used to decorate Cakes At least they where way back in the old days Have not Seen it done in my time I'm way to young & Just pick them sometimes when I come across them in Gardens while Weeding. I HAVE ONE GARDEN THAT THE OWNER HASBEEN TRYING TO GET ME TO RID THEM BUT I ALWAYS LEAVE A FEW SO I CAN FORAGE WHILE WEEDING (I'd describe them as sweet but not vary juicy quite dry in comparison to the big fat variety's)
& Just pick them sometimes when I come across them in Gardens while Weeding. I HAVE ONE GARDEN THAT THE OWNER HASBEEN TRYING TO GET ME TO RID THEM BUT I ALWAYS LEAVE A FEW SO I CAN FORAGE WHILE WEEDING (I'd describe them as sweet but not vary juicy quite dry in comparison to the big fat variety's)- Status