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Bitter melon

12 years ago

Today I took some pictures before my mother cut in for cooking. Each picture for different corner. I can't take one picture with all fruits in it.

These can be alot longer, but mother can't wait, she goes out each morning and cut a few for friends and home use.

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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
12 years ago
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ralleia
12 years ago
These are awesome!

I'd like to construct some kind of arbor to provide shade to the south side of the house during summer. I've thought about doing bitter melon there (my mom cooks these, too), and these photos just convinced me!

Thanks!
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tey157
11 years ago
Nice setup!

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