Because we really, really want it to be spring in New York already. It’s 62 degrees today! Also: Who knew that prune trees were so beautiful?
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aren’t prune trees actually plum trees given that prunes are plums before they are dried and turned into prunes?
That made my head hurt.
actually, there are many different varieties and prunes doesn’t only refer to the dried type.
actually, there are many different varieties of plums and prunes DO only refer to the dried plums.
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