Saturday, August 6, 2011
Peaches
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Late November
I can't believe it's been a week since we got back from our long weekend trip to Missouri for our niece's wedding. Here are so...
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Friends, Kyle suffered a work accident on Wednesday, and lost most of his thumb, and the ring finger and pinky are gone. The pointer finge...
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A few weeks ago, Rachel and I went to Ross looking for dresses, shoes, and handbags. We had a successful trip. She found shoes, I found a...
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I haven't had a great peach yet this year. I'll have to keep trying!
No great peaches here either. Hope that entire box is full of great ones. Have fun canning and making jam and best of all, eating them!
You're right, putting up food is a fantastic skill to pass along to your daughters.
Those peaches look delicious! (o:
Oh!--And I LOVE your new header picture. (o:
I wish I knew how to can..I'm scared to do it on my own of fear of contamination...that's terrible but yeah...I would love to have stored up food of my own..lovely peaches..have a blessed evening Janice
Those peaches look so good! I can't wait until peaches are in season here!
I buy my peaches from an Amish widow farmer, Mrs. Peachy...no joke! I can Harkin or Veteran. Easy peeling and seeding. YOur peaches look delicious!
Those Coral Star peaches look amazing. Our peaches are not quite ripe yet, a few more weeks, but it won't be a big harvest, we had late freezes and snow on May 21st (Southern California Mtns) unusual. Please check in and let us know how they taste. Have a GREAT week.
So how were the peaches? I have never heard of a Coral Star. We cannot grow freestone peaches here only cling stones, but that doesn't spot me from growing and jamming them. :) I am going to plant 4 more late peach trees this winter so I can extend my harvest another month. you can never have too many peaches. :)
xo and blessings
Caroline
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