The neighbor's fenced in blueberries
seem to have weathered the cold this week.
And with the help of this uber bumblebee
these blossoms should produce lots of berries.
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Hope your neighbor gives you a taste of her blueberries when they're ripe! Many thanks for sharing this promising view with SEASONS! Looking forward to your next experience in Spring:)
ReplyDeleteAlso, your encouragement about the studio is appreciated! Now the building stands, insulation is needed, electricity, etc. etc....
simple, but effective
ReplyDeleteHello, thank God for the Bees. We would be missing a lot of tasty blueberries. The birds seem to get to my blueberry bushes before I can pick any. Great fence shots. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThat was our neighbor's experience for a couple years too. Then they tried netting before this solution. Now only the occasional errant bird gets through.
DeleteThat's a neat fence to grow the blueberries against.
ReplyDeleteAh, blueberries! My favorite. :-) And speaking of bees, our flowering crab has been literally humming with honeybees the past few days. It's a joy to stand under the tree and just listen to them!
ReplyDeleteGood to see the bees at work! Glad the blueberries seem to be doing well as I enjoy them with my cereal!
ReplyDeleteCreative shots using the fence with nature and her gems ~
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend to you ~ ^_^
A interesting way to have the blue berries.
ReplyDeleteYea for fences and bees and blueberries!
ReplyDeleteGo blueberries, go!
ReplyDeletehow awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh I love blueberries! Hope the harvest is good...looks like it will be. Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteHow good that the cold didn't seem to harm the berries. That is one big bee behind the fence the and berry blooms are so pretty.
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