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Ciara
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@CiaraNi@mastodon.green  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
Ciara
Ciara
@CiaraNi@mastodon.green  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of rosemary and red oxalis on the balcony, both of which are usually withered and deceased by November, if not earlier. This year, they continued to survive and now are starting to actually thrive with flowers bursting out in December - little purple flowers on the rosemary and bright yellow ones on the red oxalis.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
Close-up of an otherwise apparently dead tomato plant stem, brown and withered, on which two fine tiny red tomatoes have grown. In December. In Denmark. In a fully exposed part of a high-up balcony. Behind them, branches of a little pine-needle tree in a pot. It has little white lights on it, for Winter, for December. It shouldn’t have red tomatoes growing happily right in front of it, like climate-catastrophe Christmas tree baubles.
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