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ooo. I love strawbs!!! Assume it's not recommended to eat the flowers? 
Crystalise and freeze them *shrugs shoulders* 
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@Anonymous wrote:
@welshsteve76 wrote:@Anonymous You been sneaking into my garden? LOL Those plants are growing in my garden too.
What's the plant with the pink flowers called, do you know?
@welshsteve76 I don't know, there are a few clumps of them growing in the leaf mould / cracks in the concrete yard. A dear gardening friend of mine tells me that the plant is related to the strawberry and has been known to fruit
It's a wildflower @Anonymous (or a purist may call it a weed.) I like it. Just make sure to cut it back when it finishes flowering as it can be invasive. It's from the geranium genus
@Cleoriff wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@welshsteve76 wrote:@Anonymous You been sneaking into my garden? LOL Those plants are growing in my garden too.
What's the plant with the pink flowers called, do you know?
@welshsteve76 I don't know, there are a few clumps of them growing in the leaf mould / cracks in the concrete yard. A dear gardening friend of mine tells me that the plant is related to the strawberry and has been known to fruit
It's a wildflower @Anonymous (or a purist may call it a weed.) I like it. Just make sure to cut it back when it finishes flowering as it can be invasive.
Thank you very much @Cleoriff 
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@Anonymous
It's a type of wild geranium.
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So , we did 86 days in total isolation. Tonight was the first time out with the kids. Did 5k among the beach. Didn't see a soul.
Shades of blue in the sunset. Killer clouds.
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Lovely photo @BOSSGOGG
Hope you and your family are OK after such a long time in lockdown
