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CVS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor.

To the south of France, to Simon Constable living in paradise outside of Albie, we begin with Simon's walk in the

garden and we have discovered that he is the possessor of annual honesty.

They're also called honesty. These are also called silver dollar plant. They're beautifully

purple. They're full in bloom here, holy week of late March. They're called popularly Chedglow, the botanical name is Lunaria

Anuwa. Simon, you are the possessor of a beautiful plant how does this compare to the rest of your

garden is this early to bloom good evening to you good evening to you

it's not particularly early to bloom but it was notable that the grass and all the crops around in the fields around us are growing very quickly.

This popped up when I was walking around with the dog in the garden earlier today about, you know, maybe a couple of hours ago, and it was absolutely stunning to look at, so it's a bright purple looking very happy and very

healthy it's very nice to see that we've already had the daffodils other things

are coming up like euphoria.

It's very good. We're basically waiting for the big push that will happen

when the sun really starts coming out seven days a week and when that happens things grow at a speed that you can watch happening

Instead of having to come back a couple of days later to see how much it's grown,

you actually watch it happen.

You are in the farm belt of France.

You're surrounded by farmers well to do and you tell me everything grows in the south of France.

So let's go immediately.

Now that we've celebrated your spring-like climate, go immediately to commodities and I'm

keen on refined oil that would be diesel which is used

heavily by farm equipment everywhere especially in, and also by automobiles in Europe, your automobile.

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