I've edited my post to make you happy, although I don't really understand your objection, and would be interested to hear an explanation.
It's funny I have owned these 2 places over 30 years now and bedframes are always getting broke...But you work at a college! They are still like little kids jumping on the furniture when mommys not there. Only now they are doing it naked and drunk and mommys really far away! These 4 men were trapped in the house the past year basically. No jobs, all on-line classes, etc. I'm lucky to have had them rented and get paid, but they also probably did 3 years wear & tear in 1. At least.
I've had blue balls before it had something to do with polishing but I don't remember it being as nice as that picture though
Your tomatoes look so much better than mine...I got a late start, but they are in...Fresh tomatoes are the best!! Enjoy...Awesome looking raised beds!
This one is a Red Haven, nothing like pulling a warm peach off the tree and munching it with all the juices running down your hand. I put out an extra sprinkler and soak it when they are finishing off to make sure they have enough water. I make a few bucks off selling them also.
I have one tree that has at least 1000 pollinated flowers on it. This happened three years ago too. We thinned the same tree by removing 1083 baby peaches in early june (they didn't drop on their own) and we still got more than 200 beautiful ripe peaches off her. I'm hoping the same this year!
My grandparents had peach and apple orchards on the farm. Man, there's nothing like right off the tree. It's so unsatisfying getting them from the store.
I've had to cull a lot this year, good pollination conditions I guess. My son counted them one year, had over 700 of them get ripe.
They have to pick them green because they bruise so easy.
That covered patio is awesome bud!
Yeah, even letting them sit in a paper bag for a few days didn't help. Wrong consistency and flavor. Even from the local farms their not the same........lol I've been ruined
how true, we opened up the polly tunnels early this year to let the polinators in and what a job the queen bumblebees and wasps did. the queen wasps were realy timid this year too, i was fighting for flowersto polinate with a paint brush when they came buzzing in, so i lefy them to it, needent have bothered with the paintbrush lol
Stop by the end of June, first of July, I'll hook you up, lol.
