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Thomas Wylupek 6 hours ago
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My winter onions are also growing quite well. They are of the Red Cross variety. I planted them on 28.10 in a felt pot 60x30x20 cm

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KräuterMaxi 6 hours ago
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Another post from the curiosities section: I noticed this dandelion at the streetcar stop in a 'wintry' 13°C weather. It obviously thinks that snow and double-digit frost were enough winter and is now pushing new flowers through the foliage. It's a shame it's by the tracks, otherwise it would probably have ended up in my salad. 😋

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KräuterMaxi 18 hours ago
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As a suggestion for those who eat citrus fruits and have some time in the evening: simply cut a few simple shapes out of them with a sharp knife and dry them on the heater. The next day it was bone dry in our house ;)

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