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Hallo ik ben Vera Shtukensia, ik ben Nikolay Tangar igroglaz, we are from Russia. We fell in love with the Nethertlands and decided to learn dutch language and to discover more information about culture and history of this lovely country. Hope to find new friends who will share our passion.
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Already in the Middle Ages, cities had so-called allotments or vegetable gardens (Volkstuin / Moestuin) leased by the city, where workers could grow their own vegetables. At the moment, there are still some 240,000 allotments in the Netherlands. The Netherlands has just under 8 million families, so about 1 in 25 of them has an allotment. So it is a very old tradition and indeed it is not very common to grow vegetables in your own backyard although many people do have a small place for some herbs to grow. In addition, people who live outside the cities often have their own garden for vegetables at the back of there garden. And vegetable garden often also include flowerbeds.
Hi, no more post? Are you now in The Netherlands or in Russia?
Raspberries means in Dutch Frambozen.
Sometimes there are bushes of Raspberries in bushes in some random Dutch streets. those are mostly consumed by birds or ants or whatever..