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Oh man... I need a course. Why did he load 3 images now... Oh dear...

Mine too. It had crawled like a caterpillar from bush to bush until it ended up in the hospital at not even 2 years old. Allergic shock Since then, all berries are gone and my everything-eater is a picky eater. A garden is a paradise for children. Your garden has grown beautifully I prefer older gardens

Me too. It had fed its way like a caterpillar from bush to bush until it ended up in the hospital with not even 2 years old. Allergic shock

Have you found out exactly what it was?

Mine too. It fed like a caterpillar from bush to bush until it ended up in the hospital at not even 2 years old. Allergic shock Since then all berries are gone and my omnivore is a picky eater.

A garden is a paradise for children.

Your garden has grown nicely I prefer rather older gardens

Oh dear... I'm sorry. Yes. My parents established the garden a while ago. Unfortunately, the "back" looks terrible. Just moss and weeds and nothing halfway decent. But there are 999 sqm where we can now continue to enjoy ourselves. Well. At least there are a few fruit trees standing

According to the hospital and pediatrician, it is the fruit. The allergy test says no. Hospital and pediatrician say no eating berries. Why they don't explain. The general practitioner literally says tough luck. The hairs on the berries can lead to problems and she has overeaten them because of that. Tomatoes, strawberries, and sun release histamine. Just before that, she was vaccinated. It all came together. In the summer afterwards, one berry caused a rash. Last year, one berry or half a scoop of ice cream was okay. This year, going a step further. I rely on the general practitioner. He now treats the 4th generation, he knows us. So far, we have done well with him. Such a garden always requires work and has to be adjusted from time to time.

One year lies between. What a difference that makes!

Looks good, I think we'll do something similar! Did you do it "strictly according to regulations"? That is, frost-proof and with a foundation? What is the height difference?