What a lovely great place and pictures. And so many natural yummi apples. Did you try to make juice out of them? This would be something to deal with too many apples. At least when they stay on the floor or in compost they give something back to earth and nature too
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The figs growing in the northern Land wouldnt be easy youre right. Styria akso has cokd winter but fir sure our climatic is more smooth than yours?
Maybe with a little protection around it to N S and W side and a lot of leaves around the ground 🤔 but am not sure it would work.
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no, we did not make juice. that would be a good way to utilize apples, agree, but I dont own a car, and moving sufficient excessive weight to our city flat would be a hard problem..
I've read recently that figs are being grown artificially by the gardeners at the north of Britain, and it is the most north point of their areal, but I live even more far to the north, close to Finland, hehe. so it would be no-go here really. for me this tree is associated with the generous southern nature !
there are a few photographers from Serbia and Poland here at Hive, and I always feel amazed - looking at their posts - how much the nature is ...er... more splendid, in terms of biodivercity, in their area, than what we have here.
let me treat you with !PIZZA, and we also have a !BEER in the Hive as well, did you know that? :=)