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Luc
Luc 11.08.2026, 17:07
The first chocolate candies are growing 😇 I guess I’ll have to put a net over it so the birds leave some for us. This shrub is the Himalayan honeysuckle, also known as the caramel bush. The name “caramel bush” really hits the mark: The ripe fruits—and they have to be quite soft by then—melt on your tongue with a chocolatey caramel flavor! The creamy white flowers are fringed with burgundy-red calyxes, followed by deep brown, soft, juicy berries. However, only a few ripen at a time, so it’s best to eat them right off the bush. In good soil, the shrubs can grow up to 2.50 meters tall.
The first chocolate candies are growing 😇

I guess I’ll have to put a net over it so the birds leave some for us.

Thi… The first chocolate candies are growing 😇

I guess I’ll have to put a net over it so the birds leave some for us.

Thi… The first chocolate candies are growing 😇

I guess I’ll have to put a net over it so the birds leave some for us.

Thi…
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FSL FSL 11.08.2026, 17:23
Wo findet man denn sowas Cooles?! 🤓
Luc Luc 11.08.2026, 17:25
Leycesteria formosa 'Golden Lanterns' vielleicht als alternative Suchbegriffe
FSL FSL 11.08.2026, 17:26
Super, das versuche ich mal in diesem Internetz 😄😉
patronbernard patronbernard 11.08.2026, 18:24
...was es alles so gibt! 😳 ... Die haben bestimmt weniger Kalorien als Karamellbonbons...🤪
Jdub Jdub 11.08.2026, 18:28
Now I have to look this up!
green feet bibi green feet bibi 11.08.2026, 20:29
Wow!!!

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