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magical thyme

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6. luckily I have several apple trees

Reply to femmocrat (Reply #5)

Wed Nov 5, 2014, 10:06 PM

Nov 2014

so I don't mind too much losing one. Their apples are pretty mediocre...this will open up space for a nicer replacement. I think my favorite apple tree, which isn't in the orchard but is tucked away in a more protected area, came through ok. I'm not sure what type it is, but its apples are wonderful.

The peach tree already had a very tough year last winter. All the buds dies, so no peaches this last summer and a few branches died. I was hoping after a restful summer it would come back next year. Time will tell...it's given me some wonderful peaches in recent years.

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I'm baaa-aaack! Did anybody notice I was gone? [View all] magical thyme Nov 2014 OP

We were worried sick about you. Glad to know you're OK. BlueJazz Nov 2014 #1

finding that a tad hard to believe, but thank you :-) magical thyme Nov 2014 #2

Glad you are getting back to normal at last! femmocrat Nov 2014 #3

the inside damage will be easy fix magical thyme Nov 2014 #4

The lilac should be OK. They are tough! femmocrat Nov 2014 #5

luckily I have several apple trees magical thyme Nov 2014 #6