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Strawberry

Just eaten a bunch of fresh "strawby" less than 5min after I picked them up in my garden.

Taste mindblowing absolutely fantastic.

If you haven't had this luxury you just can't even imagine...

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  • pblakeneypblakeney Posts: 22,353
    I had more than my fill when I was employed to pick them as a teenager.
    The novelty wears off. 😉
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  • monkimarkmonkimark Posts: 1,203
    Not in the UK surely? Mine always seem to ripen when I'm away for a week and get pilfered by squirrels/slugs.
  • thistle_thistle_ Posts: 6,896
    Someone at work (UK) said they've got some in their garden and they're huge this year but not quite ripe yet.

    Not sure if this is normal time for them or if the weather's been good for them.
  • Munsford0Munsford0 Posts: 457
    UK crop usually in production under polythene well in time for Wimbledon. I have some in the garden which are just starting to colour. Must remember to net the things before the birds get them
  • oxomanoxoman Posts: 11,277
    Been eating market brought ones from commercial farms in Scotland since beginning of May and whilst not straight off the plant they're way better than 💩 imported from Egypt and various other places.
    Too many bikes according to Mrs O.
  • Massive crop at home currently and they are super good - Elsanta variety as well as a great crop of raspberries coming.

    I also pot the runners every year and pass them around the rest of the estate as free plants for others to enjoy. Nothing better than strawberries straight from the garden.
  • DefbladeDefblade Posts: 118
    Wild strawberries are even better than garden ones... tiny, but seem to have the same amount of flavour as a big 'un packed in :)
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