Quick wander today with the camera, luckily I took my dig tools along too because I found this ash.
That's probably enough trees for this season... until the club olive dig at the end of the month
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Yea I know, I have a problem, but who could say no to that bark?
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Re: 2021 digs - greg27
Great score Greg, really lovely bark, are they all ash?
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Re: 2021 digs - greg27
A few quick snaps just to prove I can keep things alive as well as dig them out.
Big ugly ash, which I'm pretty excited about.
Grapevine.
One of the big wisteria stumps.
One of the smaller ash - most of these have some growth now.
One of three almonds, which I'm now pretty certain are almonds based on the leaves.
Big ugly ash, which I'm pretty excited about.
Grapevine.
One of the big wisteria stumps.
One of the smaller ash - most of these have some growth now.
One of three almonds, which I'm now pretty certain are almonds based on the leaves.
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That possible Almond is going great! Lots of choices on that one
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I had this wisteria shoved right at the back of my bench and almost missed the flowers.
And, for the sake of contrast, this pomegranate (a gift from the lovely terryb)
And, for the sake of contrast, this pomegranate (a gift from the lovely terryb)
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