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Flower bed by the entrance |
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The previous owners planted lots of tulips right behind the house. |
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Tulips ready to bloom |
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Visitors are greeted with flowers as they enter the house. |
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Picnic table |
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This sturdy table sits on tree stumps between two shady apple trees. |
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Honeysuckle |
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We collected lots of blue berries from this bush to make a delicious fruit drink from a Russian recipe. |
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Cherries |
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A small tree has just a few tart little cherries on it. |
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Gooseberries |
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This one bush gave us almost 9 pounds of berries, which Ruth made into many jars of tasty Russian style jam. |
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Black currants |
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There are lots of berries on these few bushes - they are good for jam and fruit juice. |
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Flowers bloom in turn |
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The previous owners planted different varieties of flowers so a new kind blooms just when the other ones are fading away. We have blooming flowers from May to November! |
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Apples |
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The yard has 6 apple trees. Our first season yielded about 150 pounds of apples! We made jam, pies, juice, cobbler, and more. |
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