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They are poorly managed and overgrown but they still produce!
The kid has been baking raspberry muffins for the farmer's market, but these are going to become jam
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Raspberries with mint garnish
Raspberries with mint garnish

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How wonderful!  If only I was there to buy their muffins!  Maybe they could post a picture and their recipe?
 
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Today is market day and I passed along your request-we shall see, teenagers are ,uh, very  individual!

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William Bronson wrote:Today is market day and I passed along your request-we shall see, teenagers are ,uh, very  individual!



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Yeah, no raspberry muffins this week, instead he did blueberry muffins with our berries!
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I got not nary a bite! But I was gratified, every one said the berries were quite tart!
I got not nary a bite! But I was gratified, every one said the berries were quite tart!
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One of the things they made with the raspberry jam
One of the things they made with the raspberry jam

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Good lookin stuff!
 
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I planted some red Prelude rasberrys a few years back.
They come on early,.. but aren't ready here just yet.
I like that they come on the same time as wild rasberries because the black and red look great together.
And have a special taste when mixed.
 
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