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I’ve never seen anything like that before. Lovely
The fruit in the autumn is even more startling! Watch this space ….
Fascinating. Never seen these before. I adore mulberries and mulberry jam 🙂
I am afraid the fruit is ‘interesting’ rather than to-die-for. Little orange fingers (including what look like fingernails!) appear outside the ball. These are the fruit and they are sweet, rather than tasty.