Plum Harvest
Our Plum Treee is yielding a very good harvest this summer! Plum jam? maybe.
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7 comments:
Those look great! We used to have a plum tree, but the plums were always small and not very good. Maybe it was the type we had...I don't know.
I'm pretty jealous. Our tree is still a baby. Maybe next year?
Oh,WOW. They look delicious.
Blessings,Ruth
oh..mine arent good, yet
we need wait 2 weeks more...
have a nice day
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2010/08/swedish-west-coast-lysekil/
Oh yes, or just eating lots of them. I'd like drying some too.
B.
A foto é linda!
Fun days watching your harvest ripen and deciding what to do with it all
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