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In bloom, she grew so much

Not going to lie, I mostly dislike geraniums. They’re very popular here and sometimes I get tired of

I admire anyone who has the patience to let their strawberries fully ripen. No idea how you do that.

From the berry garden as well, my first and only honeyberry! After 3-4 years? I feel like it deserve

Berries and sunshine. Finally.

A little reminder for my future self or anyone who plans on making leaf stepping stones: you pour th

So happy with this find✨

Come to the dark side, we’ve got succulent babies

Rainy day

Just look at that face. I can’t with her. 

A couple of weeks ago I baked the last blackberry pie using last year’s frozen blackberries, so I’m

This beauty is coming home with meeee~

Honestly, for a while I was sure I’ll have to buy my pepper seedlings from the farmer’s market this

I love working in the orchard garden in the evenings, but this period at the beginning of summer is

Every week more and more berry varieties ripen. Here are strawberries, gooseberries, tayberries and

Also! Look at these! I mentioned before how I didn’t think the Redlove apple tree would produce any

I’m the happiest during wildflower season, when I can come home from the orchard with armfuls of the

Had to climb on a stool and I still couldn’t fit this entire thing in a picture. The red currant and

Love these little Japanese Quinces. If only they’d grow faster.

Don’t remember walnut catkins being quite this big in the past years, but they look pretty cool now.

The tiniest, most delicate berry flower. Yellow alpine strawberry. It was hidden beneath the leaves,

Some of the first strawberries to show signs of ripening are the ones I planted last, at the orchard

Tomato update! They all went in the ground this past Saturday (along with all the peppers - it was h

Redlove apple flowers! I know we won’t get any apples from it for a while as it’s still very young,

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