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Bountiful fruit

Wow!! I have joy in my heart! We are enjoying the bountiful harvest of fruit from our garden!! One day we will have apples as well!!

[one_half]Passion fruit[/one_half]

[one_half_last]So sweet and delicious![/one_half_last]

[one_half]Passion fruit vine full of fruit![/one_half]

[one_half_last]Hanging fruit a plenty[/one_half_last]

[one_half]Lemons!!![/one_half]

[one_half_last]Figs!![/one_half_last]

[one_half]This year the tree is chock-a-block full[/one_half]

[one_half_last]Eat to your hearts content[/one_half_last]

[one_half]Peaches are next![/one_half]

[one_half_last]Small tree with plenty of peaches![/one_half_last]

[one_half]Guavas have a while to go[/one_half]

[one_half_last]QuinceQuinces are abundant[/one_half_last]

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Quinces galore and a fig tree that needs a scarecrow!! His name is el-sha-fig!

Happy Gardening xxx

 

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By Barbara

Country living is the best! Being a true spirit of the earth, my garden is all about vegetables and fruit trees and herbs and chickens roaming free. I was keen to really start gardening when we moved to Philadelphia in 2005, but not your typical suburban-type garden – sterile and bug-free! I wanted an edible garden.

7 replies on “Bountiful fruit”

I was actually a little scared of the scarecrow myself :). What does his name mean? It sounds hebrew.

I’d love to grow figs but I have heavy clay soil, high in Nitrogen. My landlord wasted $20 buying a fig tree for the land here. May I ask what your soil is like, please?

Oh WOW!! This is so amazing, nothing like fresh fruit from the garden! Love the scarecrows name, is he keeping the birds away?

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