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strawberry harvest

A few weeks ago the girls convinced me to buy a strawberry and mint planter from Costco. They have been diligently making sure it gets watered and that each berry gets some time in the sun. It's very cute how much they want these little berries to grow. They were very excited when we saw a few start to turn red the other day, and they each picked one to test out. Of course they declared them the best ever even though they weren't fully ripe and probably a bit tart. Well, you can imagine how shocked and upset they were to find out that the deer came into our yard and ate up all the berries!! It's such a sad plant now with only green nubs left, and the girls have to wait for those to (hopefully) grow and ripen. Oh well, we've gotten plenty of really tasty berries from the market.



 

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