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Furled Datura.
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6 comments:
Very good work, Hecate. Very nice.
/GWPDA
gorgeous datura - wish I'd been able to grow some this year.
Hecate,
When ripe, split those figs lengthwise. Then make a balsamic reduction. Drizzle the split figs with the reduction and serve with a dollop of goat cheese.
Buono appetitto.
Say hi to moonflowers, pls, so glad to see they worked out for you.
from Ruth
very nice. i don't normall go for the leafy stuff, but yours is insipirational.
Datura, aka "jimson weed" and "loco-weed" innit?
ask a cow-person...
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