Fuschia berry, its squishy when pressed apart, and is full of dainty little seeds...
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- mystery plant..
- Jack o'lantern 2
- two strawberries in October
- Jack O'Lantern
- Splurge of colour
- Back garden view
- Autumn pics of the garden today
- Clarence house's Cabbages
- Autumn tree
- Mushroom
- Back in the land of daytime
- Yellow flower close up
- Flowers on the tomato plant..
- Stain glass window effect, the volunteer tomato pl...
- Whats on your windowsill?
- Magpies and Stawberries
- im soooooooooo hungary..the mad under gardener try...
- Hollyhocks on the windowsill, so far so good!
- Mioww ,is it breakfast time? 8.30 am this morning
- African violet grown from a cut leaf..
- Autumn sunshine yesterday after early shift
- Waiting for the bus...dappled sunlight dancing thr...
- Autumn trees at the hospital
- I saw a pair of magpies today, this one was sat on...
- From the front and stood up properly this time...
- Anemone flopped over, like a gone with the wind sk...
- Busy lizzies great balls of fire
- Nasturtium leaves, flower buds, and seeds
- My little succulent, it had to be removed from the...
- Not a strawberry i ate today..its a bit pinker now!!
- Working hard..
- Autumn Mosaic
- Baby mother in laws tongues.There are five plants ...
- The neighbours tree's, the red one is cascading do...
- Amaryllis on the kitchen windowsill greenhouse!
- Hollyhock seedlings, engeneer leaves...
- Silver birch tree, leafs are changing slowly....
- Pink flower bud, like an Indian Minarette
- Fuschia berry, its squishy when pressed apart, and...
- Trailing fuschias, didnt know they grew berrys??
- Tia outside looking at the garden
- Cara doing her fav thing...eating!!
- A new spider, by the long border fence
- cant remember if i posted this pic??
- Evil cat with my first homegrown tomato.It was sli...
- Smoke bush
- Container garden
- Autumnal stawberry plant
- Nasturium leave with jewels
- Making a quick get away, common garden snail crawl...
- Rising sun?, a lovely dandelion flower today.some ...
- Monarda to the left.I collected a few more seeds t...
- Fall Leaves
- Hyndrangea growing..
- October Shades
- Jewel in the Sempervivum crown?
- Rose sunshine that Sallyanne caught a glimpse of o...
- Anemone De Caen Hollandia, the petals newly opened...
- Evening primrose flowered even after being moved i...
- Anemone chewed by garden bugs...
- Monarda today
- Party dress for Birthday girl..
- I made the Cakes, Sallyanne decorated it..teamwork
- Boing, boing, boing, Tiggers bouncing
- Who's Roll was this??
- Kelly and Jessica (she is now one)
- Party Buns
- Table set for Jessica's first birthday party
- Tomato, Seeds, and Cakes
- Autumn Muses
- Last pic for today, love the colours
- My own Audrey
- Orange flower
- Nasturtiums in the rain
- A not ripe strawberry..
- fried egg?, no a strawberry plant flower
- Angela's strawberry plant
- Lavender Query?
- End of Holiday
- Anemone De Caen Mr Fokker, violet/purple bud
- Same variety, but in flower, love the blue sweets ...
- Anemone De Caen Hollandia, the bud has amazing col...
- Monarda Lambarda in flower, still sage smelling.
- Where is my under gardener?I cannot see her.She mu...
- Another mystery plant growing in long border, betw...
- Full House/Green house
- Nasturtium, love the face make up, like an indian
- Last of the roses
- Erysimum
- Nasturtium flower
- Euphorbia SPLURGE
- Dandelion having last flourish
- Tomato plants on stairwell
- A drink of water, then he ran out...
- A bit of a stroke off everyone..
- He had a walk around, sniffing around the room cor...
- An unexpected visitor came into the house.The swee...
- Alaskan Iris
- Fly on proud bird
- Rain on my rose
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3 comments:
Oh, I never knew they got berries either. Interesting!
It is, did not know they did it either..
surprisingly you can eat fushica berries
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