Hello, I would like to know what kind of tree this is and whether the fruit is edible. The picture is recent, meaning the tree is currently in bloom. It attracts numerous bees and bumblebees. My specimen is about 4 meters tall and relatively narrow.
I have already done some research and think I know the answer, but I am not sure and therefore do not want to make any assumptions at this point.
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Loading...It sounds silly, but there's a tree stump there, and the grass is so heavily rooted, uneven, and inaccessible that I simply can't mow there. It's slowly getting uncomfortably high. Is there anything that wouldn't take forever?
Hey, I am neither vegan nor vegetarian, but I am working on it. I would like to eat more along the lines of veganism. My parents and the people around me are not making it easy for me. My father has noticed that I don't want to eat meat anymore, but he still cooks meat….
If so, what kind of lamps should it be? I once had a small experiment with tomatoes but completely indoors 🙂
Hi, I just made myself a shake with about 300 grams of raspberries, 250 grams of blueberries, some banana and milk. I once saw that you shouldn't eat more than 100 grams of blueberries. Is there any truth to that, and is it bad if I drink it all now?
It looks like a runzel dwarf marrow.
Yeah, wrinkled dwarf marrow. And they actually attract bees and bumblebees.
Mispel? I don’t think dwarf mules. I would wait for the ripe fruits and also photograph the flowering in spring.
These are the flowers. That’s all that’s coming. They’re tiny. It’s been 2-3 weeks.
PlantNet says Amselbrotbaum