I have mentioned our late neighbour, Dorothy. She grew a peach tree from a peach stone and gave a cutting to Brian several years ago. And now we have a peach tree in our rough old greenhouse - that should be taking over the greenhouse!! We often have a good lot of peaches, enough sometimes to make wine, preserve in brandy etc. Of course eating them fresh is best...but there are only so many you can...like most fruit and vegetables you get a lot together. Will show you these again when they are a proper peach colour.
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- 28. Jun 2007 @ 07:49:48 pm
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How many years did it take ? Congratulations davidjohn
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thehomelyyear
Pro - 30. Jun 2007 @ 01:07:57 pm
The peach tree has been here a good many years - took about 4 years from a cutting to having peaches on. Can't seem to accept ypur friend invite - link won't work??
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- 07. Jul 2007 @ 02:09:01 am
Isn't Mother Nature simply glorious?
Wow my mouth began to water just at the thought. Looking forward to seeing them ripe.
We have a cherry tree-miniture variety, but this year i have not had a single cherry, the local bird population has beaten me to it.