In Spring Shape

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Well, there's this aspect of my garden that would make you think all is fine and blossoming...because there are things that are growing on, blossoming, looking fresh, renewed, alive...But dandy? Are they dandy?

I don't know.

I'll try to focus on the positive stuff and share some good news, no matter what a percentage they seem to be of the large and unruly area. It's mostly too large to handle on my weekly runs because...so much to do, so little time...

But...I'll talk about the onslaught of wild growth some other time. Let me show you the babies, old and young, the one out of two surviving strawberries, the little and huge trees that are my focus for the future, anyway, the green peas, the grape vines...

Some of those are just starting.

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Strawberry

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Pear

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Almond

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Cherry

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This one is a pear from last year.

The arrows fly behind it and in front of the fence and trees in the background, when I use my archery range.

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Pear

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Peas shall come forward from this delicate green young thingie.

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Finally, the vines are letting new leaves develop.

I was worried about the vineyard and the hanging vines. They took quite a while between me pruning them and something actually coming out of those buds. I thought they might been dry for much too long. Not yet the case.

Then I have also got some photos of wild growth taking over empty space and such...Of which photos only a couple have been prepared.

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And I am not yet showing you those nasty big thorns...

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And these delicate-looking small things...They look so beautiful now.

But I am guessing they shall become monsters if left unchecked.

And they are so many, I cannot possibly check them all.

Peace and Parsley, though! Peace and Parsley!

Yours,

Manol

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