Pears in the yard
seen from China
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seen from Sweden
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seen from Malaysia
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Pears in the yard
today's harvest 🌱
mammoth sunflower
echinacea
red beauty cotton
cosmic orange cosmos
black eyed susans
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Week#19
Week#4 flower.
Mystery
I went on vacation last week and missed a couple of days.
Still flowering but only on the bottom of the plants. There are a lot of breaks that happened due to constant high winds.
I tied them off but I doubt they'll flower.
Don't know if I should keep them or just eliminate the split branches.
They seem to be still living, no die off.
Maybe they'll flower, don't know.
Good morning, sunshine. ☀️ There's a whole mood happening on the back porch today — a sunny-side up egg glowing golden, sautéed radish and carrot tops for that garden-fresh crunch, and smashed homegrown tomatoes kissed with a little ricotta. Pure slow-morning magic, plated right where the sunrise spills in. This is your reminder that the best kind of luxury is a homemade breakfast, eaten outside, with nowhere to rush off to. Grow your own, cook it slow, savor every bite. 🍳🍅🌿
at least one day I’ll have cute tits
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