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Arykana
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hm, I have a big problem - Trichoderma granules is not aviabele her
my oreagano aureum
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Sounds interesting - I'm going to try and acquire some here for clematis planting. Glad you had such a lovely surprise in your garden Erika - it's looking so beautiful in your images.
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I am home from Austria-Bavaria travel
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We had rain from the first afternoon to the last day noon
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What a lovely garden! There are so many surprises hidden in this Forum. Our Campanulas are beginning to flower and the irises earlier on remind me that we should really grow more of these, our conditions are just right. I have been a little too hooked on tiny alpines lately!!
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Arykana
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my lilies start to bloom
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It looks like high summer in your beautiful garden, Erika. So many flowers that we couldn't expect here for weeks and weeks yet.
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Arykana
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Yes, summer is here, the garden is in full bloom, sweet cherry is over, 39 jar preserve in the storage room, 3 bucket of sour cherry is in the freezer and 6 kg peas as well
, I am exhausted and have picked the first bowl greenbeans at the morning
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A great harvest already, Erika
What do you use the sour cherries for?
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Arykana
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soup, and sauce, strudel, cake and cookies ................... very useful and has more flavor then cherry if you know the good recipe
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Apricots!
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Yes! apricot is mean barack
, will make apricot dumplings tomorrow
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