They seem to be everywhere at the moment, some of the last berries of the year.
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Must be the clean Swiss air
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Must be the clean Swiss air
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I didn’t know they’re called Snowberries in English, in Swiss German we called them Schnuderbeeri (ask Marcel) when we were kids…. If he really doesn’t know, they are named with such an unlucky name because when you squash them under your foot, they look just like…. yeah, snot!
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I am not sure if Marcel would know that one. Will ask him. I found the English name online
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Schneebeere or Rebhuhnbeere (partridge berry) in German. Didn’t know that either, obviously…. maybe it was only us common folks (kids) who had that kind of vocabulary. Although to be fair and honest, I NEVER learned any bad words at home, it was only at school and outside. 😉
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We both got the ‘berry’ memo today! Those are so pretty.
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We are now running out of flowers Herr. Winter is gradually creeping in
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We are being repeatedly being warned of freezes tonight. Plants are covered and cats are inside. Our A/C was just on last week! Our winter has arrived.
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The species that is native here looks just like that. We generally remove them with underbrush, but a few are allowed to regenerate as more compact shrubbery. People are amused by the strange white berries.
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These are from a few bushes we have growing in the local cemetery
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