In spite of rain and humidity in the 90% range, the cardboard carolina
peaches I threw on the compost pile are so dry they are not rotting
after 5 days in the pile. The cardboard peaches must have been
plasticised with something that is not natural.
Sorry Clay, I make it a point to AVOID the tasteless PNW fruit. A real
Red Delicious grown in its native turf, or in New Zealand taste great.
The same cultivar grown in the PNW is pretty but has NO flavor. Those
peaches may be juicy if picked ripe, but the lack of flavor will make
them a looser.
The good news: the local store had more Missouri peaches in this week,
so I bought a bunch. Mmmm.
clay via Mercedes <mailto:mercedes@okiebenz.com>
August 30, 2016 at 1:25 AM
https://redskyorchards.wordpress.com
Try these guys. They might ship to you. They have very high quality
peaches and SWMBA makes me drive the 200 mile round trip to fetch
three boxes a few days before she flies down (on her broom) to can
them up.
clay
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