How many did you answer correctly?
Here's my grading scale: everyone gets an "E" for Effort!

This is a baby pear. It should be fully grown around August 10th.

This fuzzy little guy is a peach, basking in the sun until it becomes ripe in late July/early August.

This baby will change color from green to purple when it is a ripe plum, again around the end of July or early August.

Last but not least are these Yellow Delicious apples. They'll be ready in mid to late September :)
So there you have it; four orchard babies just hangin' out until harvest :)
Why are the "due dates" kinda iffy? That's because each season our fruit is ready to harvest a bit earlier. Global warming? I don't know...but it has been interesting to witness the fruit coming to fruition earlier and earlier over the years, leading up to now when some trees are almost a month ahead of schedule.
Marcheta *just hangin' around until harvest, too
3 out of 4 ... I didn't know you guys had plums ... yum!
ReplyDeleteWe have Stanley Plums...they are also called Italian Plums. They are soooo good!
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