27 strawberries, 345 grams.
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Wow! What a great beginning from your garden this year!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely my favorite part of June! =)
ReplyDeleteOh those do look wonderful! We missed the window for prime planting here, so ours aren't doing as well. It is already too hot, but we eat the few we find right off the vine! We'll try again next year for sure! We have found some blackberries growing around the property and have plans to make some jam with those!
ReplyDeleteYum to blackberries! I hope our next property comes with lots of berries.
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