... a perfect day for strawberry picking. And they taste even better with a wee bit of sugar & some fresh whipped cream.
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I love this, it's just the kind of cheer I need at the moment, thank you! xo
I can't wait for ours to come on . . lip smackin' good :o}
Yum~!
Yes, Mine are starting to ripen throughout my yard. They are everywhere. I have had them in beds before, but never had good luck with them, so we buy ours from the Amish and let ours grow here and there for novelty for the grandchildren and the birds. The yard smells like cotton candy or roasted marshmallows this time of the year from all the strawberries.
mm mm mm!
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