Last of the Peaches

lovely amy,, glad you enjoyed them all :o( lol

The grandchildren did Sandra , I watched the little one sit down and eat one after the other . LOL.. I have frozen some it will be interesting to see what they are like when I use them !

i bet they were on the loo later, can make you trot cant they if eat to many lol, not sure about freezing them, will be interesting to see what they are like

How lovely to grow your own peaches.........

They are ace Amy!

lol Sandra! hahahah. I have been eating a lot of figs, I was wondering why I have been going so much, when my neighbour brought me more, he then said to me to be careful not to eat so much of it at once. Lol. I said too late!

they look lovely

lol michaella,, you wont be in a hurry to eat any more just yet them :o))

You've certainly had a bumper crop, Amy, and they look so good.

Thanks every one , I will be hoping for the same next year ..LOL...

well you better stock up on mail boxes to send all your friends one amy :o)))))

I,ll do that Sandra .........LOL........

i will remember them words amy heheeh

Just amazing Amy, I'm so pleased your grandchildren enjoyed them too.
We'll look at this picture in Winter and try and remember the juicy taste.

We will Dawn . what a lovely memory ...

I will be wishing a hadn't agreed to that sandra next year ..LOL..

If I get a good crop, I'll help you with the mail order service Amy :-)
Do you generally get a good crop? I suspect ours was a flook year.

Lucky you 2 ....My necterines have still got a lot of growing to do, but I suspect its not going to happen now.........Lol

lol well may get one off either you amy or dawn :o))

I think you need to get a peach tree Milky.
Amy/Maureen: We have plum trees but some of them have grubs ... you know they're in there when you see that clear, crusty residue ...... any idea when they should be sprayed? Is it when they're in blossom?

Sorry Dawn , the last old Plum tree here died on us we bought a new one to replace it but it hasn't had any fruit on it yet , you will be able to tell me what to do with it next year ...LOL..

I would wait and see whether we get a good crop of Peaches again next year Dawn , it could have something to do with the pollination , and old chap told me that you should ' tickle ' each flower with a paint brush to polinate it , but I don't do that , I leave it to the Bees , I suppose if it's a bad year with not many Bees you might have to , :o)

Fresh fruit mmmm good crop you have there.

Thanks for the peach tree advice Amy - yet again :-)
My Dad used to tickle the tomato plant flowers too with a ball of cotton wool on a stick but if you flick the sticks it seems to have the same effect.
Maybe the bees were kind to us this year then Amy.
When I've found info on the plum trees I will share with you Amy :-)