French frogs

[WVduckchick]

 

[Akrnaf2]

I also have some nice trees here som pic.

I have in a relatively small lot,
2 olives that I eat from them and intend to do mine olive oil.
Lemon tree
Tanjarin tree
Pomegranate tree
Avocado tree
Mango tree
Star fruit
Red dwarve guava
Anona tree
A cactus white no pins that have a very sweet fruit
Red orange
An herb garden

Thanks for the caption, as there were a few I did not recognize.

My olive tree is four years old. Any idea how old they must be before flowering? Mine is an oil olive, but I hope to cure some for the table as well once it fruits.

The olive tree normally begins flowering at age of three years!
It can live at the age of 2000-3000 years! And still give fruit! You must know that the flower of the tree is highly allergenic! So if you have at the family member that is allergic to blooms it could bee a bad news! The fruit begins as a green than become black, you can cure it in any stage!

This year olives with all grain spelt bred of today baking!

 

[scflock]

 

[WVduckchick]

 

[scflock]

 

[scflock]

The olive tree normally begins flowering at age of three years!
It can live at the age of 2000-3000 years! And still give fruit! You must know that the flower of the tree is highly allergenic! So if you have at the family member that is allergic to blooms it could bee a bad news! The fruit begins as a green than become black, you can cure it in any stage!


This year olives with all grain spelt bred of today baking!

I don't like olives

WV probably does, though. She's eyetalian

 

[Akrnaf2]

you know LDan this is an interesting shroom

I know. I don't like mushrooms but I'm willing to try it

Fresh Mushroom Lions Mane Mushroom,

Freshly harvested mushrooms can be steamed with shiitake. Remember to drink the liquid when you cook them because that's where most of the healing polysaccharides exist. They are quite common in gourmet kitchens across the globe and popular in French cuisine as a gourmet delicacy called "pom pom du blanc."

Interesting

We have limes, banana, bird of paradise, orange, lemon, coffee, olive, blue agave, bougainvillea, hibiscus and who knows what else growing in our sunroom. We move them all outside for the summer, in for the winter. The key lime tree is the best producer, we pick 50+ limes over the season. It's in full bloom now.

Awesome

I also have some nice trees here som pic. I have in a relatively small lot, 2 olives that I eat from them and intend to do mine olive oil. Lemon tree Tanjarin tree Pomegranate tree Avocado tree Mango tree Star fruit Red dwarve guava Anona tree A cactus white no pins that have a very sweet fruit Red orange An herb garden

You have some nice trees. Is that lemon grass I see behind the basil?

I can smell the Daffodil smell from here! This pic can be sc avatar, since the latin name of this flower Gave the narcism pathology its name!

Actually its a paper white but it still works

You're Catholic... its allowed.

Awesome.

Yes, I have Rosemarie, tarragon, Thai basil, Italian basil, 2 species of salvia ( sage) plergonium, and some tea herbs that you don't have!

 

[dan26552]

Yes, I have Rosemarie, tarragon, Thai basil, Italian basil, 2 species of salvia ( sage) plergonium, and some tea herbs that you don't have!

Nice

 

[rossfam06]

Good afternoon!!!! My little bit cochin frizzle is a pullet.

She squatted for me today!!! e. And Pawley is getting along great with Angela.

They like to sunbathe together.

Ravyn if for any reason I have togo to north GA to see family I will be messaging you!!!!

 

[scflock]

Good afternoon!!!! My little bit cochin frizzle is a pullet.

Could be a cockerel that learned to duck when he saw what you did with the machete