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Everbearing Strawberries |
The strawberries are the 1st to have bird netting draped over them. I don't know the variety of these everbearing berries. I didn't pick up bear root and the 6-pack didn't have a detailed label. Nonetheless, berries in hanging baskets enable me to get my hands in the dirt until I'm able to bend down.
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Pink Lemonade Sunshine Blue Blueberries |
I've never grown blueberries before. These are in a pot so they can be moved about the garden if we need to find a perfect location. So far, so good. The pink blossoms fade to white then the bulging berries shed the petals as they change from grey-green to blue.
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Thornless Boysenberries |
The six thornless boysenberry plants are bursting with blossoms that began to break on March 26. I'm hopeful that I will run out of freezer space and will need to jar up some berry perserves soon.
2 comments:
Oooooooooh, you're going to have lots of berries! So far, the birds haven't found our strawberries!
I can't believe you have strawberries already, they're lovely!
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