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New Zealand Garden Diary: Feijoa Season is Here

May 4, 2020

I planted Fiona the feijoa back in 2018 and she is doing great, despite very little rain.

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In New Zealand Diary, Living in NZ, NZ Garden Diary Tags New Zealand, NZ, cartoon, gardening, garden, growing, organic
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