Now THAT is a very fine cherry. Is it the only one and have you eaten it yet? We have a large wild cherry tree but picking enough to do anything with tkles ages and they generally stain your fingers a horrible murderous colour!
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Love this. Cherries are my favourite and this reminds me of my grandparents’ garden…
Lovely comment, thank you.
Ohh fab! Home grown is the best : )
It was lovely thanks. Lonely, but lovely all the same!
Now THAT is a very fine cherry. Is it the only one and have you eaten it yet? We have a large wild cherry tree but picking enough to do anything with tkles ages and they generally stain your fingers a horrible murderous colour!
Yes it was lovely. Yes it was the only one. Your trees sound much more productive, we live in hope for next year 🙂
Not really – most are out of reach so we either leave them for the wild birds or let the turkeys and pigs eat them when they fall.
Nice shot, a lonely cherry that tries to survive.
thank you – lovely comment.
Ah, lovely! I do quite fancy a cherry tree myself 🙂
Lovely colours and I hope it isn’t the only one!
Love the way the cherry is almost the same colour as the bricks.
love the colours –are the bricks really that colour?
awww how cute .. it would not have lasted long in my house!