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We are picking up our CSA bundle in an hour. Those berries look good.
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Yay Summer! Those strawberries look absolutely wonderful. 🙂
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And so delicious!! Nothing quite like fresh strawberries and ice cream!
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Is that lovage or celery? The strawberries look wonderful. We’ve been enjoying them too. We missed the weather window for hay, sadly, so unlike you, no early cut.
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Lovage – around here, there’s a bit of a lovage/hatage reaction to it so I have to be careful how often it makes it into dinner! That was a crazy early cut some were able to manage this year – I wonder if some might squeeze out three cuts before all is said and done?
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