Oooo, peonies! I love them, but we don't have any. DH has discovered ~6 plums that survived the late frost, I'm hoping there are more than that left. They can be really hard to spot until they are much larger. I haven't looked closely at the apple, but that flowered much later so I suspect we're doing well there.
Jamie - this is my first time with an apple tree. I'm so excited to have actual fruit growing in my yard that can barely stand it.
Kristi - I had no idea so many people loved Peonies. I guess they didn't grow in New Mexico, because I haven't seen them before. They're quite impressive and I love the hot pink color. And BTW, I'm so very excited about your plums.
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The fruit is so exciting. I can't wait until I start having something to harvest on my plants.
Oooo, peonies! I love them, but we don't have any. DH has discovered ~6 plums that survived the late frost, I'm hoping there are more than that left. They can be really hard to spot until they are much larger. I haven't looked closely at the apple, but that flowered much later so I suspect we're doing well there.
Jamie - this is my first time with an apple tree. I'm so excited to have actual fruit growing in my yard that can barely stand it.
Kristi - I had no idea so many people loved Peonies. I guess they didn't grow in New Mexico, because I haven't seen them before. They're quite impressive and I love the hot pink color. And BTW, I'm so very excited about your plums.
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