Rare Flowering Juniper
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Rare Flowering Juniper
Just joking, this is the flowers off the apricot after the birds have given it a workout and it falls on anything below, like this juniper.
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so you'll be picking some nice juicy japricots soon?-
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Re: Rare Flowering Juniper
The tree is an almond, not an apricot. Being a smart a has its consequences apparently.
Anyway, here is one of the culprits that cause the issue.
Anyway, here is one of the culprits that cause the issue.
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