Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 12:59 pm Post subject: Fruit trees
Here's a few peaches from my orchard,the skin's a bit chewy but they're lovely tasting and nice and sweet,even better when you consider that there's no chemicals on them,they're grown with the sun,watered by the rain and helped with a bit of farmyard manure
Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:22 pm Post subject: Re: Fruit trees
froggyfagan wrote:
Here's a few peaches from my orchard,the skin's a bit chewy but they're lovely tasting and nice and sweet,even better when you consider that there's no chemicals on them,they're grown with the sun,watered by the rain and helped with a bit of farmyard manure
Do you know where I ate the best peaches I've ever tasted-in north Wales-they were grown against a south facing wall on the Great Orme in Llandudno,no reason why they shouldn't grow in Britain
They look lovely froggyfagan.
So fcuking jealous of people with the facilities to grow fruit and veg. I've been working with the clayest of clay infertile soil in my shitty tiny little council garden and growing things in pots. Lat year my courgettes caught some mystery disease, and my tomatos did too. Terrible weather too. Got a few bunches of rocket, some beetroot and some spinach out of the whole growing season and all my effort. Just gutted like because I'm a good gardner and I really love growing veg. Its actually depressing! Ah well I suppose I'll just have to buy a few acres in S. Canada!
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