Lovely…not sure the reason these bulbs aren’t planted more often.
my white, yellow and blue crocuses been up for a week now.
The mystery volunteer strawberry seedling that the birds planted last year has started flowering, after spreading into a nice patch last year without blooming:
Mato Buntan pummelo I grafted on a Meyer lemon 4 years ago finally set fruit.
Unfortunately during a wind storm the main branch broke. I put a splint on it as a temporary fix but I fear the pommelo is not to be. I think I will cut the branch below the graft and try a shiranui this time.
GA-866 jujube
Lang Jujube, Pink Lady, Golden Dorsett
Mauritius Long An, Snow Queen nectarine, Oro Blanco grapefruit tree on the left
Apricot, donut peach
Eureka Lemon, the tallest tree, dwarf Meyer Lemon beneath, Red Baron peach on the left
Looks like I might get a few Santa Rosa plums this year …… fingers crossed. Last year had three fruitlets formed but were dropped a month later.
Google search says if eaten raw, can produced cyanide in gut. Maybe a little isn’t too bad.
Lol yes i know… but we are still here…
Now seriously, maby our variety doesn’t have much of it… but you can boil it and it’s delicious! We used it on vegetable rice, soup etc…
Climax blueberry blossoms
Strawberry… Sure crop, Eversweet, Seascape.
First break on my veggie garden… think I will grow mostly okra and green beans this year… eat all I want and can some too. greens and maters… got to have a few of those.
Oh to grow your own citrus! Something I will never be able to do, but i can live vicariously through you.
First Pursha sweet lime fruit… It’s like a lime that you can eat out of hand. It’s acid but not too much. It’s refreshing and aromatic. I like it a lot!
Wild paw paw patch.
What’s funny is I bought 8 paw paw trees last year,then found more than 100 of them growing wild on my property.
I have 5 tiny avocados, last year one got to the size of a small Seckel pear and then it dropped to the ground. Hopefully it will be better this year.
Haas avocado in container