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Déjà Fruit

Having been a gardener for enough years now, for me the return of spring feels a little like Groundhog Day. We’ve been here many times before, there’s a bunch of familiar faces uttering last year’s seasonal clichés (just as they did the year before), but there is one stark difference. Apart from the high pollen count there’s really little to get us down. Rather we embrace the repetition and look forward to embracing the same routine in the garden. So like

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