DoubleDogFarm
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Copious fruit. That time of year.

I started harvesting my Frost peaches this evening about a week earlier than last year. I started Aug. 31st in 2011. Last years bruised and spoiled quickly. I think I harvest a little to late.

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and who says you need chemicals. :wink:

I already emailed the Co-op to see if they are interested. :D

Eric

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Well done! They look great!!! I truly wish I had enough space and the right climate to grow such beautiful fruit!

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!potatoes!
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had an early hot spring, and everything looked like it would be a copious fruit year...until the (probably inevitable) two hard frosts in april. glad your fruit year's going better.

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Yummy! :D
Try Paula Dean's peach cobbler recipe. :wink:

I thought you were going to say that your peaches are early this year -- I'm thinking my Enterprise apples are ripening earlier than usual....

DoubleDogFarm
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Applestar,
Sent some peaches home with the neighbor. The next day, some were returned as peach pie. Now that is how you do it folks! Yum.

So far I delivered 50lbs of Frost peaches, 25lbs of Discovery apple and 25lbs of Shenseiki Asian pears to the Co-op. :D

[img]https://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h300/eric_wa/Double%20Dog%20Farm%20%20%20%20Berries%20and%20Fruits/AroniaberriesSept32012001.jpg[/img]
My Aronia berries harvest for the year. Probably would have been double but I shared with the birds. :twisted:
Mix a few Aronia berries into your sourdough pancakes. Excellent!

Eric



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