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After a tentative start last week (mainly due to lack of weeding), I'm happy to report the strawberries have swung into full scale production. This is one glut NAH and I have absolutely no problem in tackling. We each ate a massive bowlful last night whilst they were still warm from the sunshine.Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Strawberry Delight
After a tentative start last week (mainly due to lack of weeding), I'm happy to report the strawberries have swung into full scale production. This is one glut NAH and I have absolutely no problem in tackling. We each ate a massive bowlful last night whilst they were still warm from the sunshine.
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Nothing beats strawberries straight from the plant, apart perhaps from tomotoes, I would find it hard to chose between. They look delicious VP, it is so satisfy to grow your own, and then it's gone in an instant!
Best Wishes,
Zoë
yuummey
K
VP .... can you send some of those over .. with that cat planter I asked for ? LOL
Joy
Now those look delicious ... mine are starting to flower, but won't give offas good a crop as this. What a treat!
Now those look delicious ... mine are starting to flower, but won't give offas good a crop as this. What a treat!
They look delicious
they look nearly as good as ones from a shop.
Hee hee
My mouth is watering just looking at those berries!
Lucky you and NAH!
Hi everyone!
You're right, they were absolutely scrummy :)
More to be picked today :D
I usually eat my strawberries as I am working around the garden. I resisted this for a few days and this morning picked an ice-cream container full. My step-dad was pleased with his, and we had a good size bowl of strawberries and cream for our pudding this evening. Can't wait for the raspberries! x
Nor can I Louise!
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