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Rowan tree berries - are they early ?

Connacht · 2010-07-29 20:05:46

The Rowan trees around are packed with beautiful bright red and orangey berries. Is this not somewhat early ?

29-07-2010 9:05pm

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Connacht

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The Rowan trees around are packed with beautiful bright red and orangey berries. Is this not somewhat early ?

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#2 29-07-2010 10:03pm

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Not for here. The difference this year is that the thrushes have not devoured mine yet. I usually don't see them passed the orange colour.

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#3 30-07-2010 8:13am

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Not particularly early. They are ripening here as is usual.

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