
Narcissus blooms in January here in Gifu. They are so pretty and cheerful, I would love to have large patches of them like our neighbors. But I think it will be a few years. Here are ours:

The girls love kinkan (kumquat?). We dream of a big kinkan tree like this someday...

But at least we got our first few kinkans this year.

When we moved in 2 years ago we saw the mikan (clementine?) trees next door

And planted ours with high hopes, still not a mikan to be seen.

However, the neighbor beyond planted her mikan tree the following year and look!

Lucky duck!
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