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[…] the plum trees were not the first to go into bloom this year, the winner on that score was the apricot, as posted the […]
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Lucky you! Our first blooms are always from the Apricot trees. I’m also extremely lucky if I ever get any apricots as we usually have a late freeze.
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The hope of Spring. It will be extra special this year.
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Apricots from your own trees- wonderful. Do you have to cover with nets to stop the birds getting to them first?
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Would have to be very big nets, apricot trees grow very tall…! Chickens, however, are the usual culprit for any lower branches 🙂
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Oh yummy- apricot flavoured eggs 🙂
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Lovely!
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Spring is coming! Looking forward to more blossoms 🙂 Have a great Monday!
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Thanks Lucy… just have to get my butt in gear now to finish the ‘winter’ chores (delayed due to inclement weather!)
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