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These are my baby apricots! I am so excited as last year my tree was only able to produce 6 apricots due to the cold March winds. This year there was no harsh weather so all the blossom was pollinated. I am now worried there are too many apricots! I have removed some of the smaller fruit so that there are enough nutrients to feed them into maturity. I am just hoping we don't get any harsh frosts now!
So much Apple Blossom on the apple tree this year. It's around 10 years or so old now which is pretty young for an apple tree I guess. Apple Blossom is symbolic of a lengthy life and "stands for the concept of life continuing, even after we endure a 'death' during the winter of our lives."
Cherries and berries speak summer, isn't it? I wish this is from my garden but no...this is one of the fruit trees in the place where we stayed on our vacation in Victoria.
Best viewed large.
Harvey and this year's biggest pumpkin.
It'll have to stay where it is as I can't lift it (and neither can Harvey).
Mike is the gardener of the house. The rain today on his cherry tomatoes that are growing in a bucket.
Lensbaby Scout with the Edge 80 optic at f4 and a +4 macro filter on a Canon EOS 5D MarkII.
It's a been a busy week and will continue for the next couple of days and into next week. I may not have time to answer or acknowledge your visit here to my page or any comments you leave but rest assured I will try to get back as quick as I can.
I love Kale - so easy, tasty and productive - these curly Kale plants will probably produce leaves and then later tasty flower shoots right through until May.
John Cale & Lou Douillon - Femme Fatale
Our Belle Boskoop appletree is flowering big time this year. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hope for a lot of apples .. :-)
The 4’x4’ raised beds are doing great so far as we head into spring. I planted so much more in the front raised beds so stay tuned to see how they are growing. One of the 2 2.’ X 6 ‘ is growing mostly herbs.
Masuleh :
is a village in the Sardar-e Jangal District, in Fuman County, Gilan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 554 individuals from 180 families.
The first village of Masuleh was established around 1006 AD, 6 km northwest of the current city, and it is called Old-Masuleh (Kohneh Masuleh in Persian). People moved from Old-Masuleh to the current city because of pestilence and attacks from neighboring communities.
peas please!
so far this year a grand total of 0 peas have actually made it into the kitchen from the garden. far better eaten when tootling round the garden (with the chooks looking jealously on, they love fresh peas they do!)
Thanking all those in advance who may stop by and perhaps make a comment or, fave this image as it is most appreciated
not the most typical looking type of pumpkin but very easy to grow in my climate and soil and really delicious. We had this one tonight roasted with honey.
has anyone else noticed that the font the tags are in has changed - to something bolder (im on Windows 10 using chrome but I suspect it is something Flickr has changed)
edit 02/11/2023 - the font for tags has gone back to what it was.