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Busy Lizzy/Flitig Lisa
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"Mårbacka"
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"Älvdalen"
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Close up of "Älvdalen"
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Look! It's blushing! Yummy!! (Well, soon at least)
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The radishes/rädisor (yes, I KNOW they're too many in a small pot. LOL
I knew that from the start but it will change when I begin to eat them)
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More yummy wild strawberries/smultron
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The Hydrangea looking very shiny because of the soap water
Unfortunately it seems like the brand new baby leaves have turned brown because of the soap water *sigh* But well as long as it keeps the spinning mites away it's worth it. I would have preferred to used a soap/alcohol mix (sorry, can't find a good translation for in in English) that I used on bugs before but I've moved twice since I used it the last time so I can't find the bottle any more. If the plain soap water doesn't help I might have to buy a new bottle. (Even though I'm sure the baby leaves will like that one even less)
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