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In my private capacity #plants (with #bugs) #trees #agroecology #organic #biodiversity #ruralsociology #socialjustice also #covidisnotover. Lost my social mojo on 🐦

Experienced Knowledge Manager, qualified horticulturist (passionate about seeds,🍎s, good pruning), MSc OA Sustainable Food Systems; accidental housewife

Happiest when let loose in a botanic garden
Germanic languages' enthusiast & board gamer

🇪🇺 NL (UT) from UK, prev. IT
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Newly arrived migrant looking to start a family

#birds #wildlife #nature #photography #naturephotography

@vapaad soup, soup, soup! it's really popular all over Europe, but especially in the east. there are Ukrainian, russian, Armenian, and even French versions (with a smoother texture). it's also great cold, especially if you make it without meat.

https://momsdish.com/recipe/474/sorrel-soup-recipe

Quick Sorrel Soup (Shchavel Borscht)

Sorrel Soup is a classic Russian/Ukrainian soup that’s loaded with potatoes, greens and veggies. Serve it hot with a big dollop of sour cream.

Momsdish
the space between growing enough food to impact your grocery budget and growing enough food to survive off of is the the size of the Grand Canyon
🐗 “The Old Sow” — By Hannelie Coetzee in Knislinge, Sweden 🇸🇪 When Nature Becomes Design (12 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2026/04/02/nature-made-in-to-designs-by-artists/
I didn't realise it was already nearly 7 pm when OH called. I had gone on the plot late to give some pruning advice, then I decided I would stay (despite my neck burning) and chip some prunings. It went faster than expected so I tackled my (very controversial) compost heap, with reused compost bags for noxious weed. It was fun and it's getting back to a decent size that looks tidier; most importantly, as I promised, in time for the inspection. The pic is from before #ontheplot #winterjobs
Spring excitement that never ends: the Hamamelis I grew from seed (possibly H. vernalis) have both come back. Sown in 2023, they broke double dormancy last spring, so this is their second one. Welcome back, sweeties! #plants #earlyspring #inthegarden