Posted by Bob Bancroft on June 26, 2012 at 08:00:13 from (97.73.64.146):
In Reply to: Peaches posted by Daryl in PA on June 26, 2012 at 05:55:34:
They look absolutely perfect. Your area must be the sweet spot for growing them. Some try to grow them here in central NY. They are great when it works. There is nothing like that here this year. Our beautiful record setting late winter/early spring weather did no one any favors. Of course winter cold and snow made a comeback, and destroyed much of the fruit tree crop. Now since the trees aren't having to produce fruit, they are putting the energy into new growth! Just what the growers need- more work for nothing! We had 6" heavy wet snow about Apr. 22, and a few inches of rain shortly thereafter. Didn't get back on the ground until about May 14.
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