When Lou Lou the poodle died a few years ago we buried her in the orchard and planted a Manchurian Pear to mark her place. This year it flowered for the first time.
The Tagasatse (tree Lucerne) are flowering like mad and look fantastic.
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An ‘orchard’ tree in flower: this is the best sight, U must B tickled pink … recognised the location, but name had me fooled until I discovered that it’s our favourite lucerne (spellchecker has trouble, tells me it should B ‘Lucienne’ – haha) tree … the row of ‘Luciennes’ R a hint of how eye-catching that area will B as they mature.
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