ClifSpliffy
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it's not peach season yet locally.
i checked with my local orchard, Scott's Deep River,
What We Grow — scottsfarms.com
and they think the usual late july/early august starting bell might happen, so i ask 'bbut, bbut, the raspberries, which looked ready to pop for weeks now, ain't having none of that yet.' i'd bet the peaches will be late.
the holmberg place, never been there, website sez
'Peaches
Crop looks fantastic! We expect a slightly later start than 2021, as we have replanted our earliest varieties with better trees that ripen in late July.'
Pick Your Own - Holmberg Orchards
on the udder hand, and beside my pokeass raspberries, the lopes are now up to plum size.
as to peach fuzz as an issue for consumption, never heard that before, and so now
peaches rule, except when cantelope does, or mebbe that's raspberries rule, wait, mebbe im wrong, its blueberries, no, it's got to be apples, anyway, if you live in Connecticut, all of these (and more!) are available just down the road. cold watermelon on a hot day sure can be tasty..
there's a town outside Albany that's famous for their muskmelons.
deservedly so. have one and ur brain will melt.
buy local-it's the best!
i checked with my local orchard, Scott's Deep River,
What We Grow — scottsfarms.com
and they think the usual late july/early august starting bell might happen, so i ask 'bbut, bbut, the raspberries, which looked ready to pop for weeks now, ain't having none of that yet.' i'd bet the peaches will be late.
the holmberg place, never been there, website sez
'Peaches
Crop looks fantastic! We expect a slightly later start than 2021, as we have replanted our earliest varieties with better trees that ripen in late July.'
Pick Your Own - Holmberg Orchards
on the udder hand, and beside my pokeass raspberries, the lopes are now up to plum size.
as to peach fuzz as an issue for consumption, never heard that before, and so now
peaches rule, except when cantelope does, or mebbe that's raspberries rule, wait, mebbe im wrong, its blueberries, no, it's got to be apples, anyway, if you live in Connecticut, all of these (and more!) are available just down the road. cold watermelon on a hot day sure can be tasty..
there's a town outside Albany that's famous for their muskmelons.
deservedly so. have one and ur brain will melt.
buy local-it's the best!