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Apples, apples...

... so many apples that we still had to store several boxes in the cold room after giving a good amount away

Surprise, a nest : )

Snapped a photo of the owner of the nest - hello, there!

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Apple pie, anyone?

16 week old munchkin broccoli.

15 week old pepper.

23 week old supermarket pepper. It's funny how these look nothing like their mother/father that was a fat one pound bell pepper.

10 week old pomodoro tomato already has a baby tomato.

14 week old parmex carrot in a container.

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They're ballooning.

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If you did something earth friendly today, Poof Tree gives you a special heart.

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Brunch at Grenadier Restaurant. It was jam packed with enthusiastic cherry blossom watchers, including a very special boy that kept making faces at me from the patio. Watch it kid, your face might one day freeze like that ; )

On to the show! The view was absolutely breathtaking.

Another amazing view: looking up, a canopy of beautiful blossoms.

Looking down, a young cherry blossom tree. Seems like they're trying to expand the cherry blossom path.

Looking closer, Petit Budbud the ornament!

Looking even closer [ ' " ] < I'd like to move here

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What gives?! I just raked it yesterday!

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After ten years of loving care our magnolia tree has encountered its first (and probably last) problem: magnolia scale. It looks like the insects are eating our tree live.

Pennstat Pest Management
Ohio University Factsheet

Goodbye, prettiful tree

R.I.P you'll be missed

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I believe it's a bunch of green onion

The green, stringy vegetable that goes into mung bean soup

Apple tree is begging for a trim. One day he will look like Sam's apple tree!

Fat bumblebee playing spiderman

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We're all hoping that our scrawny apple tree will one day look like Sam's bushy one

My uncle prefers the thin, hot ones now

One of my fav pics: fat tomatoes

Giant yam of doom!

We've also grown many types of beans, cucumbers, onions, squashes, and some other ones that I don't quite remember. New to this year are our organic carrots and freaky foods cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, and various herbs.

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