Picked Gala from a third leaf tree. These are perfectly balanced in sugar and softness we like.
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Beautiful clean fruit!
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Not every fruit is super clean so I want to show the ugly side too
Salavatski Pomegranate I need to find a good Fungicide which actually work on these. These three pieces were harvested today as you can see. These were not ripe so taste was tart.
@PomGranny : I have not sprayed anything and I have only one fruit left on tree which is free of any fungus. Please see last picture.
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This one’s a whopper.
Redhavens are later than usual by 8 or 9 days. Summer got off to a really slow start this year.
Big beautiful peaches are mot as sweet as they normally are.
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Unfortunately, Naeem . . . this looks very familiar. Bad summer for pomegranates.
I have the same situation. Some fruit is barely damaged. Others split and blackened. I just hope that some make it to full maturity. I’ve picked up a lot of black or spotted, stunted small fruits this week. I’ve pulled many more. I also went around and cut off all of the wilted new growth, and die back, that accompanied the destroyed fruit.
I think we will have to spray a LOT during dormancy - and then make sure that we spray everything in the Spring . . . especially all buds, before they open. I think that perhaps spraying Captan on my fruit, saved some of it. I’ve been spraying after each rain. But, I don’t know if the clean fruit is because of the Captan - or not. ?
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Oro Blanco grapefruits - these are monster sized already but will grow more and ripen in Feb. Unfortunately 50% of the size will be white pith 
but the flesh tastes good. Adds variety to the citrus harvest along with oranges and mandarins.
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‘Left us peachless’ . . . . I like that!
I looked to see if you were from Washington State . . . and maybe you were also . . .
‘Peachless in Seattle’. groan! Sorry I couldn’t resist!
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My partridgeberry patch has matured enough to set some fruit. Technically edible, but appreciated more for its ornamental qualities.
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Poly White Peach : Sweet , reliable and tasty. These are my last peaches for this season. It was quite a run for a month and half or so. I will miss all of my peaches.
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Thanks for posting that pix! I spotted some in Kentucky this week and failed to identify it at the time.
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Happy to help! They make a great ground cover for shade.
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not bad for a pot grow watermelon
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