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Redcurrant Bushes Add a comment to this blog entry by clicking here. Date Display Name Comment 29th Jan 2010 qrklvmym iRNKzD <a href="http://rkqcepydfcdf.com/">rkqcepydfcdf</a>, [url=http://mtbisyjjarig.com/]mtbisyjjarig[/url], [link=http://yypjhrfmnkcq.com/]yypjhrfmnkcq[/link], http://gwonajttdgsr.com/ 14th Aug 2007 Orange and apple I love your web site 6th Aug 2007 Nicky The recipe for the tart which Tamsin talks about is now available on the website. See Step Inside Our House, Kitchen, Sweet Afters, Tart with Redcurrant Pearls. 19th Jul 2007 Nicky A redcurrant bush is a wonderful thing to have in the garden, because they require no effort at all (no pruning, watering or cossetting) and are reliable in giving you lots of deliecious fruit. The amount of berries one bush provides is amazing, even for a family of four people with very large appetites.

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