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Flowers! Plants! Zombies!

Well, not actual zombies. Just me, feeling slightly like one after the weekend and taking a day off - so you are getting flowers:

osterglocken

These were in time for easter, as befits their German name Osterglocken (Easter Bells).

You're also getting plants, or plants-to-be:

seedlings

I managed to finally get my tomatoes started, plus some other plants. Now they can grow until mid of May, when they will be set out into the garden - and hopefully bear lots of fruit!
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After the fair...
Aaand I'm off.
 

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Harma on Montag, 09. April 2018 11:48

In my local dialect, daffodils are called poaskebloumen,so also Easterflowers, but they often have finished flowering way before Eastern.
My peachtree is starting to flower, how is yours?

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In my local dialect, daffodils are called poaskebloumen,so also Easterflowers, but they often have finished flowering way before Eastern. My peachtree is starting to flower, how is yours?
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Katrin on Dienstag, 10. April 2018 17:04

It's usually about Easter here. But your stuff seems to be earlier anyways - blooming peachtrees are a way in the future here...

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It's usually about Easter here. But your stuff seems to be earlier anyways - blooming peachtrees are a way in the future here...
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Harma on Dienstag, 10. April 2018 23:40

Must be related to the length of the day. Sun comes up around seven o'clock and goes down at around 20.30. You're further south, so your daylight period is probably shorter. We could ask someone in Sweden.

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Must be related to the length of the day. Sun comes up around seven o'clock and goes down at around 20.30. You're further south, so your daylight period is probably shorter. We could ask someone in Sweden.
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