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Dr.K has brought round a rooted cutting from her father-in-law's pomegranate tree in Greece. I think that right now it must be feeling a little sorry for itself. I have no idea if it's possible to get one to fruit (or even live) here as I've certainly not seen any around, but I'll do my darndest. Here are a few foreigners that are thriving in spite of the deluge...
* Dr. K has an exhibition of her prints coming up May 2nd to 6th at Stoke Newington Library Gallery!
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There are so many and big pomegranate trees in Greece. I was in a little village for a stopover once and everyone had one in their garden...and they were full with fruit!
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