Looks great, LOU! Our early apricot tree is just finishing its bounty, while our other two mature ones are about a week away from ripe. They don't produce every year, being very sensitive to spring cold/frost. The peaches are next. We have about 30 trees in what was once the "neighborhood" orchard. Grandpa took care of them most of his life, then let them slide a bit towards the end. When we moved back home, we cleaned up several old trees that had good producing years left and filled the empty spaces with new trees. We have apricot, peach, sour cherry, pear, plum, several apple varieties, and Concorde grape vines that are well over 50 years old. I have not had the same success with the garden due to time challenges, but cut back this year to peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, and a widely varied pumpkin/winter squash patch. The smaller garden, focused on our favorites, has been easier to tend and more enjoyable. Thank you for posting.
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