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Strawberries and roses


May is usually the beginning of the strawberry harvest, so it's also a perfect time to clean up the weeds. I've cleaned up all of the beds a few weeks ago, but with the rain and high-temperature mix, the weeds are growing like mad, and it was now time to clean them again.

Right now I have two strawberry beds on the opposite sides of the garden. The old bed is at the bottom of the garden, and the freshly planted one is at the top. Both were in desperate need of cleaning... Read more here


As of June 2022, Rolling down my garden will be moving to its own side: 

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Full new posts can be read on the new page.



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