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Hi Helen, I found these on my neighbour's tree, just a handful. We ate them with our afternoon tea but I found them to be a bit too astringent for my liking. I saved the seed so will see what eventuates. Usually the bower birds get to them first. Perhaps next year we'll try some jam. The wool by the way is hand spun and hand dyed, (but not by me). I just love the depth of colour.
I love the contrast of texture and colour with the wool and the Lilli Pillis. Are you going to make jam?
ReplyDeleteHi Helen, I found these on my neighbour's tree, just a handful. We ate them with our afternoon tea but I found them to be a bit too astringent for my liking. I saved the seed so will see what eventuates. Usually the bower birds get to them first. Perhaps next year we'll try some jam.
DeleteThe wool by the way is hand spun and hand dyed, (but not by me). I just love the depth of colour.